EXPLORE (majors, careers, & opportunities)

Discover resources for self, major, and career opportunities that align with your skills, values, personality and work preferences.

Career Exploration

Exploration is a key part to everyone’s life journey. Whether you are exploring majors to pursue, or want to learn more about what career paths you can go into in the future – there are people and tools to help you explore further.

Exploration Tools

Major Exploration and Career Planning Tools

Additional Assessments

Meet with a mentor or coach:

Drop-in Model: Stop by Ceres Hall 306 Monday through Friday anytime between 9:00 am – 4:00 pm for assistance.

Make an Appointment: Schedule and appointment for Career Services through Bison Advise.

Email: All services are offered via email. So if students are away from campus, taking classes online, or commuting to NDSU, they may find email interactions to be more useful. Reach out via email at ndsu.cac@ndsu.edu.

Phone: Calls can be made to the Career and Advising Center main line at 701-231-7111.

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Fall Career Expo!

Published on September 18, 2023

The Career and Advising Center’s biggest event, the Fall Career Expo is coming up this week! The Career Expo is a great place for students to create connections in their field. This is your one stop shop for all the …

By Elizabeth Beckstrom

Tools For Exploration – What Can I Do With This Major?

Published on September 15, 2023

Hello again Bison,

We are back with another blog in our new series highlighting Career Exploration. Last week we discussed Focus 2 Career which made use of inventory assessments to compile potential careers that you may enjoy. This week we …

By Sawyer Teicher

Career Conversations: How to reach out on LinkedIn

Published on September 13, 2023

Sliding into someone’s DM’s and getting a full-time job. Two things you probably would not think are related, but these two things can actually work hand in hand. LinkedIn is a professional social media and great resource to use while …

By Abby Zimmerman

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