Adding Value To The First-Year Experience: Embedding Self And Major Exploration In The College Of Business Curriculum

  • Damminger J
  • Potter G
  • Pritchard R
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This paper details the First-Year Career Development Program (First-Year Program) a component of a comprehensive multi-year program designed to guide business students through self-assessment and the selection of an appropriate business major and ultimately to prepare them to secure professional career positions. The First-Year Program is designed to integrate student self-assessment and career and business major exploration into the First-Year Experience. A survey of students who participated in the First-Year Program indicated a high level of student satisfaction. It further indicated that participants were more positive about completing their degree programs at the regional university where the First-Year Program is conducted. The First-Year Program was developed collaboratively by Career and Academic Planning Center professionals and College of Business faculty.

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Damminger, J. K., Potter, G. C., & Pritchard, R. E. (2009). Adding Value To The First-Year Experience: Embedding Self And Major Exploration In The College Of Business Curriculum. American Journal of Business Education (AJBE), 2(3), 49–56. https://doi.org/10.19030/ajbe.v2i3.4048

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