What To Do With Your Major
NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR: The fact is, very few jobs require a specific major. Some do... but for the most part your academic experience at the collegiate level teaches you how to learn, which is a very valuable skill in the wider world. However, students do need to major in something, and we hope with all our heart that you major in something you really enjoy. That should lead you to work you really enjoy, as well. Following are some suggestions. There are more resources available to you in Careers & Calling.
| Jobs for Majors | Turning your Interest into a Career |
| Accounting & FinanceAstronomyBiblical & Theological StudiesBiologyBusiness (Management & Marketing) Chemistry Communication StudiesDanceEconomics & Economic Development Education EnglishEnvironmental Studies Exercise ScienceForeign LanguageHealth and Physical Education History MathematicsMissions & AnthropologyMusicPolitical Science Psychology Social Work SociologyYouth Ministry | Bookworms Children Environmentalists Geriatrics Number Crunchers Sports and Athletics Travel Not sure of your interests? Try the Career Exploration Inventory available in the Careers & Calling Office. |





