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What Pitt
students say . . .
A: Yes, both career services and your
academic department will give you suggestions on where to look. Q: How do I figure
out what to do with my major? A: Talk to your
academic counselor, upperclassmen you may know with the same major, or
schedule an appointment with a career counselor at the career services
office. There are plenty of
people who can help you out. Q: How can I work
to make sure my schedule is working toward sending me where I want to go? A: Use GenEd filling courses to test waters, talk to advisors,
professors and other students to find out what classes/majors really entail. Resources Ø Pitt Pathway:
Academic, Career, and Life Success Ø Panther
Game Plan (Career Development for Student Athletes) Ø Survival Skills and Ethics
Program* Ø Career Planning:
Women in the Workforce Ø Career
Development Grants/AAUW* Ø Job Guide for Humanities and Social Sciences* Ø Science's Next Wave: Resources for the Next Generation
of Scientists* * For graduate students
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