Major & Career Exploration
Finding the right major and career path can be a stressful, yet exciting, part of your college career. Your Academic Adviser focuses a portion of advising on major and career exploration. There are many useful campus resources which assist in guiding students to find the right major and career path. Students that engage in a
major exploration plan often discover their majors before the end of the third semester.
UWSP Resources
MyMajors
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Take this 15 minute assessment and learn which majors are a good fit for you.
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Majors by Interest Area |
A PDF that also includes a list of current academic programs based on a variety of interest areas.
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Admissions Majors and Minors A-Z List |
Provided by the Admissions Office, this page has links to departments websites, sample graduation plans, and videos. |
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Course Catalog Majors, Minors, & Certificates A-Z List |
Provided by the Fall 2022 catalog publication, this page includes links to course descriptions. |
Graduation Outcomes
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Learn where UWSP grads go after earning their degrees.
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Informational Interview Guide
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A PDF that provides step-by-step instructions on how to conduct an informational interview, including a sample message and potential questions you can ask.
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Career Planning Guide
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As you begin navigating your career journey, this interactive guide provides you with the information and resources you need to take your career journey to the next level.
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CareerOneStop
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Explore career options by creating an account and completing self-assessments such as interest, skills and work values. Learn more about careers, potential salaries, and professional development to plan your career. Schedule an appointment with your academic and career adviser to discuss your assessment results and careers of interest.
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Other Resources
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Get a concrete, accurate description of who you are and why you do the things the way you do, for free! |
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Whether you’re exploring majors or searching for information about your chosen field, this website will help you connect majors to careers. |
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The Occupational Outlook Handbook (OOH) can help you find career information on duties, education and training, pay, and outlook for hundreds of occupations. |
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Explore career paths based on interests, education, and field. O*NET OnLine has detailed descriptions of the world of work for use by job seekers, students, researchers, and more! |
Campus/Community Involvement
Opportunities for involvement and employment exist on the UWSP campuses. Getting involved is essential in building a well-rounded, college experience and often leads a student to their chosen major and career. Find out more at:
Campus Activities & Student Engagement (CASE).
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