Directions: Please answer yes or no to the following questions.

Note: Get more information on choosing a college major in our College Planning Resources.

1. I understand the concept of college majors and minors.
   Yes
   No

2. I understand that my choice of a college major can change over time.
   Yes
   No

3. I have a thorough understanding of my strengths and weaknesses.
   Yes
   No

4. I have reviewed my likes and dislikes about school, hobbies, volunteering, and work.
   Yes
   No

5. I have completed an analysis of my potential career and work interests.
   Yes
   No

6. I have an idea of the types of values I want in a future career.
   Yes
   No

7. I have conducted detailed research on a number of careers/jobs that interest me.
   Yes
   No

8. I have focused on careers and majors that interest me -- and not only ones that my family or teachers are pushing on me.
   Yes
   No

9. I have researched a few other career/job/major choices even if I am extremely confident in the career choice I have already made.
   Yes
   No

10. I have talked with my family, teachers, and advisers to gain some objective insights into prospective careers (and/or college majors).
    Yes
    No

11. I have determined that my skills, interests, and abilities match up well with the career choices I have made.
    Yes
    No

12. I have matched up college majors/minors with the career fields that interest me.
    Yes
    No

13. I have not chosen a career or major solely based on monetary success or social status.
    Yes
    No

14. I know that some college majors or minors (such as pre-med) are designed to prepare me for graduate or professional degree studies.
    Yes
    No

15. I am confident that I will be attending grad school after college, and thus already know what I should major in for this plan.
    Yes
    No

16. I realize that I must pick a college major by my junior year of college -- but certainly do not need to commit to one sooner than that if I am truly undecided about my future.
    Yes
    No

17. Just as with choosing a college, I realize the importance of talking with older friends and siblings about college and dealing with majors and minors.
    Yes
    No

18. I believe it is possible to have a double major and still graduate college in four years -- but only with proper planning.
    Yes
    No

19. I have explored any options my college (or likely college) may offer for creating my own major.
    Yes
    No

20. I understand that a college major gives me a focus and specialized skill set, but does not necessarily mean I need to find a job in my major when I graduate.
    Yes
    No

21. I realize I may need to craft a mix or majors and minors (especially if I attend a small college) to obtain the education I need for my chosen career.
    Yes
    No

22. In the end, I know that the college degree -- more than the major -- should be my goal.
    Yes
    No

23. I realize my post-graduation job and career path may have little connection with my college major.
    Yes
    No

24. I understand that my career path will likely change several times, possibly moving far away from my college major.
    Yes
    No

25. I understand the impact that my college major choice has on my chances for post-grad employment.
    Yes
    No