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Choosing & Exploring a Major Workshop Questionnaire

In order to further improve its programs and services and to ensure we are meeting your educational needs, Student Success Services put together a short survey found below. Please take a moment to fill it out. This survey is confidential, so please share your answers, comments or suggestions. Thank you.

Question 1

Spending time exploring your skills, interests, values, and personality is NOT necessary when selecting a major.

True
False

Question 2

An activity you can engage in to help you learn more about a particular major is:

Review curriculum worksheets
Browse textbooks or department web pages
Talk with faculty or students currently in that major
Attend a club meeting related to that major
All of the above

Question 3

The Career Center website offers resources for researching jobs and careers related to particular majors.

True
False

Question 4

In order to declare a major you must get a faculty member from that major to sign the Declaration of Major form.

True
False

Question 5

Two offices that provide resources and assistance related to choosing a major are:

The Counseling Center and Residence Life
Academic Advising and the Career Center
Office of Student Development and the Tutoring Center
The Dean of Students Office and the Office of Service-Learning

Question 6

Picking a major and a career are the same thing.

True
False

Question 7

Choosing one major means giving up all others.

True
False