Freshman Year 

• Attend orientation meetings
• Meet with your faculty advisor to discuss academic and career goals
• Identify your personal interests, skills, and values through self-assessment 
• Taking various personality, interest, and self-assessment tests 
• Use "DISCOVER", a computer guidance program in the Academic Advising Center
• Explore majors related to your interests through the Academic Advising Center
• Make an appointment with an advisor in the Academic Advising Center or a counselor in the Counseling and Testing Center
• Enroll in a variety of classes in several disciplines to explore career options
• Visit the Involvement Center for community involvement opportunities and information on campus clubs and organizations

Sophomore Year

• Review test and self-assessment results of your interests, skills, and values
• Select an academic major consistent with your self-appraisal
• Meet with your faculty advisor for class selection and to prepare a tentative degree plan
• Consider double majors, minors, emphases or concentrations for versatility and to broaden your skills
• Discuss the job market and employment trends with a Career Services staff member
• Attend Career Fairs to learn about internship and job possibilities for the future
• Explore professional internships through Career Services
• Consider international internships and/or studying abroad opportunities (Click here for the Office of International Education)
• Attend an Internship Information Session by Career Services.
• Visit the Involvement Center for community involvement opportunities

Junior Year

• Review a degree plan with your faculty advisor
• Register with Career Services
• Plan your internship experiences
• Begin developing a resume/portfolio
• Research specific job descriptions in related career fields
• Explore post-graduation options, including graduate school
• Consult with your faculty about graduate school options and processes
• Initiate application process for grad school
• Register for post-graduate/professional examinations
• Utilize Career Services and the Academic Advising Center's DISCOVER program for grad school info
• Attend Career Services workshops on resume writing and interviewing techniques
• Establish professional contacts through faculty, Career Services and organizations in your field
• Attend the Career Fairs
• Consider study abroad opportunities

Senior Year

• Become familiar with Career Services website
• Prepare a comprehensive inventory of your skills and abilities
• Update and finalize your resume/portfolio
• Attend the Career Fairs
• Request a mock interview with a Career Services professional
• Attend Career Services workshops on resume writing and interviewing techniques
• Complete the application process for graduate school/professional study
• Take necessary post-graduate/professional examinations
• Research companies and organizations in your career field
• Utilize Career Services for on-campus interviewing opportunities
• Meet with a Career Services staff member for help with job search strategies
• Apply for job opportunities through Eagle Opportunities vacancy listings in Career Services