As you begin the exploring majors process, take some time to think about your:
Values (Making a difference, stability, creativity, flexibility, being a leader, etc.)
Interests (Reading, gaming, design, research, outdoor activities, etc.)
Personality (Introvert or Extrovert? Take charge or take direction? Free-form or structured?)
Skills (What skills come naturally to you? Which ones require more effort and practice?)
Knowing these things about yourself is an essential first step on your path to the major that fits you best.
Worksheet designed to help you think about how your personal attributes can relate to your academics.
Describe who you are and identify your purpose. This is a great tool when thinking about the kind of work you want to do. Keep your personal mission statement in mind as you begin to explore majors.
A UNT Career Center assessment that helps you assess your skills, interests, personality, and values.
Being undecided can feel confusing and discouraging, so we encourage you to take advantage of any Counseling and Testing services you may need.
This one-hour Pass/No Pass course helps clarify career goals by exploring their interests, abilities and values, and relating these to major and career choices. Talk to your advisor if you would like to add this course to your next semester's schedule.
Research career paths by keywords, industry areas, or by taking a quiz.
We are here for you through every step of the exploring majors process. Schedule an advising appointment for more information on UNT's majors, resources, and for a helpful space to talk through your exploration process.
Attend a one-hour exploring majors workshop for more information on how to choose your best-fit major.