Because our degree programs prepare you for many possible careers, it is important to begin thinking early about your career-relevant interests and skills.

The College’s Walter Center for Career Achievement will help you navigate the path to your future with focused career community programming, one-on-one advising services, information on career events and career courses, an extensive online library, and internships and job postings. Get advice about how to write your resume and prepare for job interviews, too.

You are free to meet with any of the Walter Center career coaches. Coach Jenna Piva Laramie will be available by appointment to meet with Psychology and Neuroscience majors in the Psychological and Brain Sciences Building, Office 290C, starting in February.

Drop-in coaching at the Career Development Center, Room 309 will be on Fridays, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

Your Psychological and Brain Sciences academic advisor can help you reflect and plan ahead, coordinating the coursework for your major with other components of your degree, such as minors or certificates.

PSY-P 199 Career Planning is a required course for all Psychology majors. Enroll your sophomore year.

Psychology and Neuroscience majors are welcome to drop by the Academic Advising Office (PY229) and check out books about making the most of your Psychology or Neuroscience degree; career exploration and professional development; and psychology-related careers in counseling, social work, business, and law.