Exploration Tools
This resource shows the requirements to graduate, what you've completed, and what requirements you have left.
degree audit
How many minimum credit hours does it take to complete a bachelor's degree at the U?
122
This office at the U keeps track of and helps student sign up for internships.
Hinckley Institute
This website shows an overview of all majors, minors, and certificates at the U along with recommended exploratory classes.
Majors Quick Look page
This degree type requires you to study a language.
Bachelor of Arts
If you want to join a student club or organization, this website will show you all the options at the U?
Also called, Campus Connect
This website shows admission requirements, a list of required classes, and a sample graduation (4-year) plan.
Academic Catalog
This degree type requires you to take two quantitative intensive (QI) classes. Think research backed by numbers.
Bachelor of Science
For each credit hour of class that you are in, how many hours should you study (e.g., read, do homework, prepare for exams)?
Bonus: how much do college students actually study?
2 hours/credit
Example: 24 hours of studying for 12 credits of class
Bonus: 1 hour/credit
Where can you go to find information about career options to answer the question, "what can I do with that major?"
True or False?
You are required to declare/choose a major at the U, but minors and certificates are optional.
True
_______ decision making is defined as making a decision based on an orderly, rational process that requires information and reflection, and involves both thinking and feeling.
Planful decision making
The Strong Interest Inventory gives you what type(s) of information?
The Strong gives you a code that shows your interests, activities you may enjoy, and those that you don't, and careers that people enjoy who share your same code.
True or False?
General education classes should be completed in your first year at the U.
False
The process of choosing a major involves what three areas of information?
Knowing yourself (interests/skills/values)
Knowing your options/exploring majors (what majors are offered at the U)
Exploring occupations