Major-Minor Fair

• Visit major/department tables offering majors, minors, or certificates related to your interests.
• Ask the faculty and major/department representatives about recommended introductory courses and supplementary courses to explore.
• Ask the faculty and major/department representatives about what their major, minor, or certificate programs have to offer, both for your academic and career development.
• Be open to exploring your options, including introducing yourself to academic programs you have not studied or considered before.

If you’re feeling lost or overwhelmed, make sure to stop by the Academic & Career Exploration table!

• Visit the academic department of your major/minor but make sure to explore other majors as well.
• Inquire about suggested major and minor elective courses that relate closely to your area of interest or career goals.
• Discuss how you can start obtaining hands-on experiences in your field of study as a student.
• Inquire about “experiential learning” opportunities, such as research, internships, or study-abroad programs offered through the department.
• Visit Career Services to discuss your career goals.
• Talk with an Academic Advisor to discuss your academic plans.
• See Study Abroad to ask about studying internationally.

If you’re feeling lost or overwhelmed, make sure to stop by the Academic & Career Exploration table!

• Connect with your academic department to explore minors but make sure to explore other areas as well.
• Discuss with your major/academic department the career opportunities associated with your major/minor
• Explore graduate school options by speaking with your academic department and other departments as well
• Discuss research, internships, study abroad, and other experiential learning opportunities with your academic department and with the Experiential Learning Center.
• Discuss your resume, cover letter, and interviewing skills with Career Services.
• Explore your career options with Academic & Career Exploration
• Check in with an Academic Advisor to ensure you’re on track to graduate

• Check in with your academic department to discuss your plans for the rest of your academic year and your career goals.
• Learn more about career opportunities associated with your major and start to formulate a plan for post-graduation.
• Inquire about graduate school options within your academic department and across the university.
• Visit with academic advisors to identify deadlines for applying for graduation or for graduate school.
• Talk with Career Services to discuss applying for jobs, resumes, cover letters, interviews, etc.
• Meet with Academic & Career Exploration if you’re unsure what your next steps should be. Explore graduate school options and career options associated with your major and interests.

• Identify and connect with services at UND that will be essential for your academic and career success:
  • Academic & Career Exploration
  • Academic Advisors
  • Career Services
  • Experiential Learning Center
  • Learning Services
  • Study Abroad
  • And more…
• Be open to new and exciting opportunities.
  • Explore majors/minors you have never considered.
  • Inquire about graduate school and how to apply/be accepted.
  • Ask for career advice and start planning your path forward.