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Accounting
741.2427
Administration of Justice
741.2180
Architecture
741.4097
Business
741.2426
Business Administration, Business related certificate
programs, Administrative Office Skills, Business
w/ International & Foreign Language Emphasis,
Retail Management, Real Estate Salesperson
Child Studies
741.4601
Computer Apps, Microsoft Office
741.2414
Computer Arts: Animation
741.2542
Computer Information Systems
741.2428
Business Applications, Computer Science
Court Reporting
741.2559
Court Reporting, Note Reading/Scoping Technologist,
Computer Aided Medical Transcription, Legal
Transcription Technologist, Legal Secretary, Office
Assistant Transcription Technologist
Digital Publishing
741.2435
Digital Media
741.2435
Digital Media Design & Production, Internet Services,
Programming Emphasis, Web Design & Production
Fashion Design/Apparel Technologies
741.2003
Health Care Technologies
741.4019
Massage Therapy, Clinic Assistant, Insurance Billing
Specialist, Medical Assistant, Medical Administrative
Assistant, Medical Reception, Orthopedic Technician
Interior Design
741.2049
Landscape Architecture
741.4097
Paralegal Studies (ABA approved)
741.4635
Park Management
741.2622
Photography
741.2547
Physical Education, Exercise Science
741.2005
Advanced Marine Diving
741.4005
Dance Exercise Group
741.2522
Rev. 10/12
How to choose the
right career for you
What does your “dream job” look like?
Many people end up working in jobs that they aren't
excited about. They “fell” into their careers without
much thought or planning because they needed a
job. You'll spend a lot of time in your life working –
why not work in a career that you'll love?
Planning for a great career starts with you:
•
Understanding your unique interests
and personality
•
Knowing what motivates you
•
Identifying your specific aptitudes
and skills
•
Awareness of your core values and beliefs
•
Realizing your various career and
major options
Pursue your ideal career by planning for it.
If you’d like help in career decision making and
learning more about your career and major options,
consider enrolling in one of the following Counseling
Department classes:
• Counseling 5, College Success
A three-unit comprehensive college success course
that includes career decision making as well as
college success techniques.The goal is to help you
succeed in college and beyond. Transferable to UC
and CSU.
• Counseling 12, Careers and Lifestyles
A three-unit class designed for those who want to
explore career options. The major objective is to assist
you in choosing and preparing for your unique ideal
careers. Transferable to CSU.
Why not work
in a career that
you'll love?