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Acknowledge Your Abilities

Chances are that you're able to do quite a few things! Just look at what you're able to accomplish in your academic, social, work and extracurricular life. These abilities can lend a clue as you determine which major to pursue.

So, take stock of your abilities by asking yourself a few questions:

What were my best subjects in high school?
What are my best subjects so far in college?
What talents have I used in my past jobs?
What skills do I bring to my extracurricular activities?
What abilities help me do a good job during community service projects?
What talents would I like to develop?

Take the free LiveCareer assessment online, to find out what your abilities are, amongst other things.

Yes, you're a work in progress. Just look at all the progress you've made so far! Contact the Career Center to discuss your interests, values, and abilities and take assessments to help you discover them. Main Hall 201, 719-262-3340.

"Acknowledge Your Abilities" was adapted from "Choosing Your Major" printed by Paper Clip Communications www.paper-clip.com.