Discover your strengths, interests, values, and career possibilities through self-assessment and career exploration tools. This page helps students better understand themselves and connect their skills, personality, and interests to potential majors, careers, internships, and future goals. Explore career assessments, personality inventories, career exploration platforms, and reflection activities designed to help you make informed decisions about your academic and professional path. Whether you’re choosing a major, considering career options, planning for graduate school, or exploring new opportunities, this resource provides valuable insights to help you identify meaningful career directions and build confidence in your next steps.
Explore Your Interests / Self Assessment
PathwayU is an innovative career and major exploration tool available to prospective and current students as well as alumni. Click the button above to take the four PathwayU quizzes located on the My Journey Homepage. Once you have completed them, schedule an appointment with Lauren Boyles through 12twenty for a feedback session.
What Can I Do With This Major is an interactive tool that features 100 major profiles with information on common career paths, types of employers that hire in the field, and strategies to maximize opportunities. Scroll to the bottom of each profile for links to professional associations, occupational outlook information, and job search resources.
By Jasmine Escalera, PhD, Career Expert at MyPerfect Resume
You got the job and should be celebrating. But there’s still that voice in your head saying things like:
What if I don’t actually belong here?
What if they realize …
Imagine sitting across from a hiring manager, feeling confident—until they scan your resume and pause at the number of jobs you’ve had in just a few years. Sure, job-hopping has become more common in today’s job market, with people chasing …
You’ve done everything right. Graduated, updated your resume, and started applying. Then you hit a wall almost every new grad knows: “Entry-Level Position, 2 to 3 Years of Experience Required.”
The Catch-22 Nobody Warned You About
It makes no sense. …
Scrolling through TikTok or Reels, it’s hard to miss the “career gurus” promising that you can double your salary or quit your job in six months if you just follow their three-step hack. While that high-energy, “hustle-harder” content is great …
Most people will tell you that if the economy is shaky, you should just take whatever offer is thrown your way and be grateful for it. That’s a great way to start your career underpaid and feeling resentful. Even when …
