Worried about your professional future? Feeling lost or intimidated by your options? You're not alone...

When you were a child, people probably asked you, "What do you want to be when you grow up?"

As a kid, you may have had all sorts of answers to that question.

An astronaut, a ballerina, a veterinarian - the possibilities are endless. But as you get older, it becomes clearer that deciding what you want to do with your life isn't as simple as it seems.

Sure, there are many career pathways open to you. In fact, there are so many options that you might be left feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what exactly you want to do.

Many college students find themselves in a similar position.

With the freedom to choose where you invest your time and effort comes a great responsibility to yourself and your future. It can feel like every decision will make or break you - but there's no need to put that kind of pressure on yourself.

Exploring career paths can be an enjoyable and rewarding task, particularly when you are a new college student looking to make your mark on the world of work. Understanding what really matters in choosing a career is essential to finding a job that will stimulate and satisfy you.

So, if you're unsure about what you should do after graduation, then the time has come to begin exploring yourself and your career path. With this guide, you will find everything you need to get started on your journey into the first full-time job that makes you happy.

In Career Development for New College Students, here is just a fraction of what you will discover: Actionable steps you can take right now to narrow down your options and identify where to find all the information you need about career fields that interest you. How to develop a strong sense of self-understanding that will help you confidently build a solid career path The five main traits you must understand about yourself to make connections that support the pursuit of your ideal career field. Practical ways to test your chosen career field without committing to a single path through internships, volunteering, and more... Wh
Worried about your professional future? Feeling lost or intimidated by your options? You're not alone...

When you were a child, people probably asked you, "What do you want to be when you grow up?"

As a kid, you may have had all sorts of answers to that question. <