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Major and Career Exploration

Our Academic Advising Center is here to support all students—whether you’ve already chosen a major or are still exploring your options. We are committed to helping you discover a degree path that aligns with your interests, strengths, and goals.

Through one-on-one conversations, major exploration tools, interactive workshops, and collaboration with campus career services, we guide you through the decision-making process in a thoughtful and personalized way.

We use resources like the Me3 major and career platform, along with a variety of assessment and inventory tools, to help you better understand who you are and what careers may be a good fit for your personality, work preferences, and lifestyle expectations.

Although this is a student-led journey, you’ll never have to navigate it alone. You'll have the opportunity to review and reflect on your results with a dedicated advisor who listens and provides personalized guidance. And when you're ready to move forward, our team will support you through the next steps—from declaring a major to planning your academic path.

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Explore yourself – your interest, what you like, what you don’t like, what others find interesting about you and more.

Online Assessment & Inventory Tools:

CareerOneStop – is an online resource sponsored by the US Department of Labor that explores various career paths, training, and assessment.

PA Career Zone – Through the PA Department of Education by Headed2, this resource provides exploration, assessment, an online career tracking account, and more.

Truity – Free online resources with five personality assessments, the Myers-Briggs Types, and Enneagram types.

VIA Character Strengths – VIA Institute of Character (24-character strengths). This assessment provides your character strengths. It provides meaning to each strength and resources on how to develop these.

me3 Major and Career Quiz
me3® is a career inventory and assessment tool that helps students identify their interests and career-related strengths.