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The CRC has a staff of professional counselors and advanced counseling graduate students to help you in your career decision-making. If you are trying to decide on a major, choose a career, or make other career-related decisions, you may want to speak with one of our career counselors.
Individual career counseling involves students meeting with a counselor to discuss career decision-making and related issues influencing the decision. In general, career counseling requires 3-5 sessions after the initial drop-in appointment, where we explore the factors impacting your major or career decisions.
The CRC also offers an e-career counseling service where students can explore their major or career decision-making in an interactive chat session with a counselor. Many basic career decisions can be addressed in the online chat. For more complex major or career counselors, an in-person follow-up appointment may be necessary.
During an individual counseling session, the counselor and student may decide that a standardized vocational assessment may be helpful. For a small fee, the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Strong Interest Inventory, and/or the Work of Work Inventory may be taken online with authorization. The student must meet with the counselor for an interpretation of results. If a student does not want to meet with a career counselor, we also offer the Kuder Career Planning System as a free online career assessment.
To schedule an appointment with a Career Counselor, please visit the CRC Library between 8am and 4:30pm or call 352-273-2327.
E-Career Counseling Hours for Spring 2008
At this time, we have some daytime and evening hours but the schedule is not yet set. Please check the career counseling homepage to see if the "career counselor is online."
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