Puzzled?

Undecided on a major?

Most colleges and universities would prefer that transfer students declare a specific major when they enter, but choosing one doesn't have to be a guessing game!

Most experts agree that the best way to make a rational decision about a major and/or an occupation is to look carefully at your interests, your skills, and your values. 

Somewhere in the overlapping area there are majors and occupations that should be fairly well-suited to you and your personality.

The links below will help you think about your interests, skills, and values on your own; direct you to resources that will walk you through this process; and look at the variety of occupations that are possibilities for particular majors.  
Self-Assessment Questions to Ponder "Career Clues" Workshops
Recognizing Your Skills "Choices" On-line Self-Assessment
Assessing Your Values Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
Prioritizing Life Values (on line) Campbell Interest & Skill Inventory
Interest Assessment (on line)
SLCC Career & Major Fair Informational Interviews
www.collegegrad.com
(Keyword search for career information)		 Occupational Outlook Handbook
From U.S. Department of Labor