Career Planning No matter what your class standing, it is never too late (or too early!) to start planning and exploring career options. One of the most effective ways of doing that is by making an appointment with a career development professional in the Office of Career Development. Along with our physical resources in the Office of Career Development Library in Blake A 104, there are some great on-line career planning/exploration resources. Here are a few to get you started: What can I do with this Major/Degree?
Reviews specific majors, career paths within those majors and major focused career links. Career Assessments
FOCUS - A self-paced online career planning tool for students and alumni with accompanying resources.
Strong Interest Inventory - A computer based career assessment based on interest for students and alumni. A follow-up appointment with an Office of Career Development counselor will help you to best utilize the results.
NEW! Cool tool from the U.S. Department of Labor - My Next Move will help you reserach careers, browse industries or research careers based on your interests. What are they doing now? Class of 2009 Follow-up Study
Information about what Geneseo graduates are doing and where they have gone. Career Podcasts
350 short videos with information on a variety of careers Geneseo Career Partners Program
Search our list of Alumni Volunteers who are eager to help Geneseo Undergrads explore career options, talk about internships and other opportunities and discuss graduate school options in their field. Profiles in Public Service
SUNY Geneseo has become a founding member of a nationwide coalition of colleges committed to encouraging graduates to learn about federal jobs and pursue opportunities in the federal service. Take a look here to see what Geneseo Grads are doing for the Federal Government. | 
