The Career Development Center Sophomores

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	Sophomores
	Narrow career options through exploration. Develop short and long range career goals. Select academic program: Majors/Minors/Concentrations. Take Survey of Career Fields course (PROF 100) Explore possibilities for internships, independent study, volunteer work and career-related employment. Check progress with career counselors, faculty advisors and parents. Take the College Writing Exam. Develop assertiveness interpersonal skills, initiative and other career-related skills. Begin networking and making contacts. Decide if you want/need to go to graduate school immediately after your Bachelor's program.
	For more information about the above or any of the programs and services offered through the Career Development Center, contact the Center in 110 Netzer, phone: (607) 436-2534, e-mail: career@oneonta.edu.
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