Middle School Visit - 4/17/25

Which of these majors often leads to work in government, policy, or international relations?

You must pick your exact career before you choose your major.

What does it mean if a major is described as "interdisciplinary"?

Which degree is most commonly required for entry-level corporate management roles?

Which of the following majors would most likely include coursework in ethics, logic, and critical reading?

A student interested in designing buildings should consider majoring in:

Which major is most likely to require significant coursework in calculus and physics?

Employers always care more about your major than your experience and skills.

Which of these is considered a “transferable skill”?

Which of the following majors would best prepare a student for law school?

Every job in the future will require a four-year college degree.

Switching majors can delay graduation, but sometimes it leads to a better long-term fit.

Which is a likely benefit of doing internships during college?

Which of the following would be considered a "high-demand" field in many global job markets?

A student interested in both computer science and visual creativity might pursue a career in:

Choosing a major automatically determines your exact career path.

Career interests and values typically stay the same throughout your life.

It’s better to choose a “practical” major over something you enjoy.

Which of these is a downside of choosing a major purely based on salary data?