Choosing the right major for you

Student Ambassador Leila walking up the stairs in the Parr CenterAre you still figuring out your major decision– which program of study to choose? Your education can line up with your career plans, and Career Services is here to help.

Review the new “Choosing a Program of Study” webpage, with lots of resources to help you explore your choices for your major. There you will find videos from students who are also deciding, different assessment tools to help you narrow down all of Central Piedmont’s options, and tips for making sure you have found the right one.

Need more help? The webpage also has information if you’re planning to transfer, and contact information for our career counselors if you need some one-on-one guidance.

Central Piedmont wants to make sure you have a compass and a map to chart your education to your career. Take advantage of all the resources available to you so you can save time and money in school by making sure you’re on the right path.

Work your network over the break

Chris Cathcart, man in suit, shakes hands with a student on stage.The end of the year is a great opportunity to build connections that elevate your career. Consider using the break to invest in your future self by updating your professional connections and working on your personal brand.

  • Put together a nice holiday/New Year’s message to touch base with your network, like former instructors, coworkers, and supervisors
  • Develop your LinkedIn profile (review page 8 in the Career Guide) and find us at Central Piedmont Career Services
  • Reach out to professionals doing what interests you for a virtual informational interview or brief chat about their career journey

Want to know more?

  • Central Piedmont Career Services Career Guide features information about building connections in the “Introducing You” section beginning on page 5.
  • Meet with a career counselor.  We will be open until December 22.  Get in touch with us. Career Services helps you elevate your career!

Get Prepared for the New Year with Career Services

Despite social distancing, the end of the year is still a great opportunity to build connections that elevate your career. With so many people working and attending school virtually, people are easier to contact online than ever before. Check out this short video ​to learn quick tips like these:

  • Put together a nice holiday/New Year’s message to touch base with your network, like former instructors, coworkers, and supervisors
  • Ask your network for names of people you should know
  • Develop your LinkedIn profile (see page 8 in the Career Guide)
  • Reach out to professionals doing what interests you for a virtual informational interview or brief chat about their career journey

Want to know more?