EXPLORATORY STUDIES 102
Are you deciding on a college major? Need some direction in how to approach your educational and career planning? Join fellow students who are also searching by signing up for EXPS 102, Career Planning. This one credit hour for degree course will assist you in assessing your interests, temperament, skills and values. You will identify careers to explore and learn how to conduct informational interviews and research careers in-depth.Goal-setting will be focused on to assist you in keeping your planning in place after the class ends. The course meets for eleven 1 ½ hour sessions which includes a one hour individualized meeting with a counselor. For further information contact Britta Roan at Career Services, (313) 593-5020 or broan@umd.umich.edu
WINTER 2010 COURSE OFFERINGS
Career Planning - 20538 - EXPS 102 - 001 Levels: Undergraduate Attributes: Elective Credit, Lower Division Instructors: Britta Roan, Julie F. Kell 1.000 Credits
Thursdays, 9:55 am - 11:10 am 1021 CB
Career Planning - 26443 - EXPS 102 - 002 Career-changers, SOAR Students, Levels: Undergraduate Student returning back to campus Attributes: Elective Credit, Lower Division Instructor: Britta Roan
Tuesdays, 11:30 am - 12:45 pm 1021 CB
Review student comments about the class:
"I feel everyone should be required to take this course. I think it is essential. I was completely lost before this class."
"This class helped me find the needed resources for finding a job"
"For me the mock interview was a great experience. It gave me a chance to brush up on my interview skills and gave me confidence to go into a real interview. [The interviewer] was very honest with me, gave me some helpful tips, and even offered me a real interview..."
"This class...taught me so many things about myself and how [they] connect to my career choice. This made me even more motivated and committed to becoming an attorney. I will never forget this experience, [which] allowed me to really think about...and have a plan for the future."
"Before I believed choosing a major was equivalent to choosing which half of my interests I cared about most...This class has helped me understand that my choice of major will not hamper my freedom to find a career, but allow me to continue the process of discovering a career path that fits my distinct personality."
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