COL 190: MAJORS AND CAREERS
COL 190: Majors and Careers is designed specifically for students who are in the process of deciding on a major and who think they would benefit from sustained and guided focus on the major selection process. Students will learn methods of ongoing self-evaluation, explore decision-making theory, learn how to locate, evaluate, and use information on majors and careers, and learn how to connect majors to careers. Students will identify and evaluate interests, skills, values and life style preferences and relate them to educational and career planning. Students who are committed to their choice of major should not take this course.
Who should consider taking COL 190: Majors and Careers?
Freshmen or sophomores who have yet to decide on a major and who feel like they would benefit from sustained and guided focus on the major selection process. You should discuss the course with your advisor if you have questions about whether this course would help you in your decision making process. Students who are committed to their choice of major should not take this course.
How do I register for COL 190: Majors and Careers?
First, talk with your advisor to determine if the course is right for you. Chances are it is. Ask your advisor if you will need special permission to register for the course; depending on their circumstances, some students may need special permission.
Who teaches the course?
Jen Dalton, the Coordinator of Career Services, teaches the course. She has experience working with students to help them connect majors with careers. She has also taught courses like COL 190 at other colleges.
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