What do I do?  There are many activities and resources to help you make this important decision! 

• Read the college catalog for descriptions of the different curricula and programs.

• Use electives to take survey or introductory courses in your areas of interest.

• Call Counseling, Advising and Retention Services at 410-777-2307 to:
  • schedule an appointment for free career counseling, interest testing, and access to computerized career decision-making systems
  • sign up for workshops designed especially to help you decide on a major and a career such as "Choosing a Major that Fits Your Personality" and "Help! I'm Still Undecided"

• Register for a PSY 100, a 3-credit career development and assessment course.

• Learn about the job market, employment trends, and specific career areas by:
  • talking to the career services counselors on your campus
  • reviewing the Occupational Outlook Handbook and other career-related materials available in Counseling, Advising and Retention Services office or any library.

• Explore the college's Career and Transfer Resource Center Web site.

• Call Student Life at 410-777-2218 to explore Student Clubs and Organizations available on campus (especially those related to your areas of interest).

• Get some work experience (i.e., part-time, full-time, summer, seasonal, work study, internships, co-op, etc.) in your areas of interest.

• Talk to advanced students who are majoring in the areas you are considering.

• Talk to department heads, program coordinators, and faculty in all the major areas you are considering.

• Talk to people currently employed in the areas you are considering.

Are you undecided about an area of study but want to earn a degree or certificate?
Choose one of these study options:

Undeclared Transfer Prep

Undeclared Career Prep

Undeclared Certificate