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Founded in 1883, Stetson University is a nationally ranked private university with four colleges and schools located across the I-4 corridor in Central Florida.

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Explore Majors and Careers

A full list of majors and minors can be found on our Academic Programs page.

To begin your career exploration, ask yourself a few "major questions." If you are experiencing difficulty answering the major questions, consider taking our self-assessment career and educational planning quiz. After some self-reflection, you may be ready for some major steps to further explore your area of interest.

Career Exploration Resources

The links below will help you make connections between majors, skill development, and possible career choices:

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Occupational Outlook Handbook from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics) is one of the best career exploration tools out there. Click on A-Z search, and type in the careers you find interesting. Find information about employment trends, earnings, work conditions, and general job descriptions.
The Occupation Informational Network (O*NET) is a searchable database that provides an occupation description and relevant knowledge, skills, abilities, and work values plus related occupations. Use your nine-digit Holland Code obtained from your FOCUS report to locate information on a specific career.

Please remember, you are always welcome to set up an appointment with a Career Counselor. To do so, please call us at 386-822-7315.