- Officially declare your major / minor early your sophomore year and create a plan for completion utilizing programs of study, Four Year Guides, the Undergraduate Bulletin (Course Catalog) and DegreeWorks.
- Receive a faculty advisor and discuss career goals, plan for graduation and involvement in your major.
- Visit the Office of Campus Activities and get involved on campus by joining clubs and organizations (academic / non-academic) to develop and grow leadership and interpersonal skills, build your social network, explore personal interests and apply information learned in the classroom to real-world issues.
- Identify local volunteer opportunities that are related to your major and interests.
- Visit the Career Development Center to make an appointment for career counseling, explore career opportunities, create a resume and cover letter, apply for internships, participate in mock interviews and networking events and attend Majors Fair in October and / or internship workshops.
- Visit the Office of International Education and Development to learn more about study abroad opportunities.
