Exam 2: Planning Your Future

It is important to begin planning for your transition to whatever you have planned after you graduate from college, whether that is transferring, getting a job, or furthering your education. What are at least four things you should be doing now to plan for your future?

It is important to find out the deadline by which you must declare your major so that you can prepare yourself as best as possible.

If you receive a work-study award, you are guaranteed a work-study position.

A highly trained professional who can help you make effective academic decisions and refer you to valuable campus resources is called a(n):

Which statement about direct subsidized loans is correct?

Which of these is a survey of your preferences?

How can you discover your skills and interests while in college?

If recognition is one of your work values, it means that you value:

Discuss your major and why you chose it. Be specific in explaining how your interests, your values, and your career goals match up with your chosen major. If you do not yet have a major, what steps could you take to decide on one?

Gordon, a pre-med student, enjoys logic puzzles because they give him the opportunity to analyze and solve problems. Which type of interests does Gordon likely have?