STU 106 - Choosing a Major and College Success

1 Contact Hours, 1 Credits
1 lecture period 0 lab periods

Theoretical models of career development, motivation, and cognition serve as the conceptual basis for the introduction of career and college success strategies. Includes an introduction to factors that impact career choices, decision-making, critical thinking, and learning, which will foster the application of knowledge and skills in academics and career development. Also includes the use of career inventories to identify areas of fit and interest, and to integrate this information into the decision-making process.

Information: This course is intended for students who are undecided or uncertain about their major and/or career path.

Course Learning Outcomes

Use self-assessments to identify work and personal values, skills, personality and interest preferences as they apply to various careers and the career decision making process.
Use strategies and resources to foster career development planning and occupational success.
Identify and apply appropriate study and behavior management approaches for goal attainment.

Outline:

Self-Assessments for Work and Personal Values, Interests and Diversity
Researching Career Clusters and Relevant Majors
Educational and Transition Planning for Direct Employment or Transfer Path
Learning and Time Management Strategies
Resources for College and Career Planning