9. Which of the following makes the MOST sense as a strategy if you are certain of the specific job you want to have after college? a. Choose a major based on a path toward that career b. Hope that your desired career will coincidentally fit with a major you independently like c. Choose a major based on a more generalized professional field d. Hope for any career that comes most logically from an interesting major 10. Which of the following is MOST likely to work out for you? a. Choosing a career before choosing a major b. Choosing neither, then allowing a natural progression to "steer" you c. Choosing a major before choosing a career d. Choosing either first, then work toward making the other coincide

5. As you attempt to "zoom out" and wander into your early college career, which of the following is LEAST likely to help you along the way? a. Forgetting your interests, for now, to follow your passions b. Separating your goals from other people's goals for you c. Understanding your core values and mapping them to a career d. Deciding whether your expectations match your reality

Which statement about your future career is accurate?Group of answer choicesYour advisors are responsible for your career.A college degree will guarantee you a job after graduation.To advance your career, you must stay within one position for life.Your career choice when you are in college is not a permanent decision.

What should your choice of academic major reflect?A.Weak areas you need to developB.Your interests and strengthsC.A career path that can't be alteredD.What your friends say is bestSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

1. On which of the following do MOST first-year college students base their choice of a major? a. Salary b. Career advancement opportunities c. Interest d. Aptitude

Although the importance of choosing an appropriate college major for a future career field is often touted to students before they even begin university, some experts say the decision is more ------- than previously thought; increasingly, employers are unconcerned with what specific field their employees majored in and more interested in the fact that they successfully completed a college degree. Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?impactfuleliminateinconsequentialeliminatedefiniteeliminateovershadowed