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Share Your Path With Others

Welcome! Use this form to share some insights about your current major(s) and minor(s) and describe how you decided to study them. Help other students with their major and career exploration!

If you'd rather write a freeform blog entry, we welcome that as well. Just email what you'd like to share to exploreyourpathusfca@gmail.com.

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Major(s), Minor(s), Program(s) *

Your Current Majors, Minors and Academic Programs (e.g. Muscat Scholars or Honors in Humanities) - or the Major(s), Minor(s), and Program(s) with which you graduated.

Previous Major(s), Minor(s), Program(s) *

Any Previous Majors or Minors from Which You Changed. If not applicable, just say none.

What attracted you to your initial major(s) and minor(s)? *

What inspired you to change program(s)? *

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What do you like best about your current major(s) and minor(s)? *

What did you like best about your major(s) and minor(s)?

What is most challenging about your current major(s) and minor(s)? *

What was most challenging about your major(s) and minor(s)?

What sort of internships and career opportunities have you explored? *

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How did your major(s) and minor(s) prepare you for your career?

What sort of extracurricular opportunities have you participated in? *

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What resources helped you with your exploration journey? *

What advice do you have for students exploring majors? *

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