As he embarked on his senior year at Wright State, computer engineering major Colby Anderson learned he had received a scholarship from Booz Allen Hamilton.
Explore Majors and Careers
On this page:
- Self-Assessment
- Major and Career Exploration Resources
- Next Steps
- Wright State Student and Alumni Stories
Complete a Self-Assessment
Career assessments are often helpful when students wish to explore their interests, skills, preferences, and values as they relate to selecting a major or choosing a career path. While making an informed major/career decision is a process, career assessments can be valuable in helping you narrow your selections and consider a variety of options.
The Career Center is proud to offer different assessments that may assist. One assessment is TypeFocus and can be taken by all students and results are immediate.
TypeFocus is an online career guidance tool that identifies career fields matched to your personality, interests, skills, and values. Discover careers and majors that might be interesting, rewarding, and fun for you. You will need this access code when you register: WSU2020.
Login here to get started with TypeFocus
It is highly recommended that you schedule an appointment with your Career Consultant to review the results.
Review Major and Career Exploration Resources
Next Steps
- Meet with a Career Services Career Consultant.
- Create and update a resume.
- Activate your account in Wright State Handshake.
- Earn and learn with Wright State on-campus student employment.
- Engage with experiential learning.
- Review job search and graduate school resources.
- Attend Career Services Events.
Wright State Student and Alumni Stories
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 Wright State student Kaylie Dameron won the women’s 6K race at the United States Collegiate Athletic Association National Championship. |
