The Michelin Career Center has a staff of professional counselors
and advanced counseling graduate students to help you in your
major and career decision-making. If you are trying to decide on a major, choosing
a career, or making other career-related decisions, you may want
to speak with a career counselor.
Counselors are available throughout the week to help you. During a counseling session, the counselor and student may decide that a standardized vocational assessment such as DISCOVER may be helpful and a follow-up appointment will be scheduled with the student to review the results.
Appointments:
You can call 656-0440 to schedule an individual appointment with
a counselor for questions or assistance.
Summer Drop-in Counseling Hours:
Drop-in hours are available Monday through Friday
from 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm.
Choose a major or career
- Career Assessments and Counseling
(DISCOVER / TypeFocus / Strong / MBTI) - Tips for choosing a major
- Connect majors with careers
- Four Year Plan for undergraduates [pdf]
Gain relevant experience
- Community Service Office
Consider volunteer experience. Volunteeingr with a community organization can provide direct work experience. Click here to learn more about volunteer oportunities. - Internships
Sign-up for an internship class through your academic department or through the Career Center.
Resources
- Burlington Career Library and Resources
the Burlingtnon Career Library is located within the Career Center. - Going Global
- Occupational Outlook Handbook Online
- Vault Career Library