As a college student, you make decisions of varying importance every day. Some of your decisions may be of minor importance, such as What should I wear tonight? Some may be of major importance, such as What should my major be? or What career should I pursue?
No matter how large or small the decision, you should be able to improve your decision-making skills by getting some fundamental information about the process and learning the common steps involved. Right now, these basic skills will help you with selecting a major or determining a career direction. In the future, these same skills will be valuable when you are a professional faced with workplace decisions.
Not sure where to begin? No problem! The six action-oriented steps listed in the panel to the right are components of a decision-making process recommended by many career counselors. We suggest that you review each section and follow through on the recommendations! With each step, you will build your decision-making skills, develop confidence, and increase your chances of being satisfied with your decision.
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