Lifelong success in a world of change.

Explore careers early and often!

Because our degree programs prepare you for many possible careers, it is important to begin thinking early about your career-relevant interests and skills. 

The College of Arts and Sciences aims to  provide you with the opportunity to develop your skills  as you explore your collegiate opportunities and prepare for your professional working career(s). 

The Curriculum within your degree(s) incorporates the five foundational skills of College of Arts and Sciences.

These skills also ultimately map onto common in demand skills employers value:

The Five Foundational Skills:

Question critically,

Think logically,

Communicate clearly,

Act creatively,

Live ethically.

 

        • Problem-solving skills
        • Ability to work in a team
        • Written and verbal communication skills
        • Leadership skills
        • Strong work ethic
        • Analytical and quantitative skills
        • Ability to take Initiative
        • Being detail oriented
        • Demonstrating adaptability
        • Technical skills relevant to the field
        • Interpersonal skills
        • Computer skills
        • Organizational ability

 

 

What else can you do to help access and develop these skills? Visit with Academic Advisors, Career Coaches, and check out PBS career information for ways to expand your strengths and improve other skills.

Also, once you are on your journey through the world of work, look into any programs for loan forgiveness or repayment options.

Loan Repayment and Loan Forgiveness Programs

 

PBS Career Courses Walter Center for Career Achievement Career Development Center

 

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