How to use access keys
This information applies to pages in the CSUN template system.Windows-press ALT + an access key. Macintosh-press CTRL + an access key.
The following access keys are available:
Access Keys
Main Navigation
- Preparing for College
- Your First Weeks
- Your First Semester
- Your Second Semester
If you have not decided on a major, check out these websites:
- Look at important information for undecided/undeclared students to consider.
- As you explore your options, make sure to inform yourself on all the possible majors/minors available to you at CSUN by clicking on this link: CSUN Undergraduate Majors and Minors with Options/Concentrations and by College also check out this majors brochure!
- Make an appointment with a Career Center counselor soon as possible to learn more about what major/career would be right for you!
- This diagram can help you learn more about the process of making a choice and can be helpful to look at before going into your appointment with a Career Center Counselor or Academic Advisor.
If you have already decided on a major these links have been developed for you as you begin to think of careers or what you can do with your major!
- Here is a year-by-year guide on "what to do" while attending CSUN to be ready for a career upon graduation.
- To learn more about what you can do with a major in. check out this website!
- This is a link to a list of career exploration and linking majors-to-careers websites.
Including links to:
- the Career Center
- Occupational Outlook Handbook which has information about the training and education needed, earnings, expected job prospects, what workers do on the job, working conditions of careers, and Labor Market information.
If you have already decided on a major/career but...
...you are not sure if you would like to work in that field, you can find out more by "learning through experience." This link will connect you to websites that offer:
- techniques for conducting Informational Interviews.
- information on Job Shadowing.
- information for obtaining an Internship.
...you need a job now, check out this Career Center website on everything you need to know to prepare for your job search, including:
- a list of resume ad cover letter samples.
- typical interview questions. You can even make an appointment with a Career Counselor to conduct a mock interview. Call (818)677-2878 to make an appointment ahead of time.
- Attend upcoming job fairs! Click here for Career Center's upcoming events.
- For access to fellowships, undergraduate research, work-study, on/off campus jobs and career-related part-time jobs register to the Career Center's
database.
You want to make sure that your skills, values, personality, strengths and/or interests are a good match for the major or career you are considering. You may want to consider taking a career assessment by contacting the Career Center.