Journey's End
Completing your journey successfully requires that you have assessed your strengths and weaknesses carefully and honestly, clarified your career goals and discovered the right path for you. If along your journey, you have studied hard, planned carefully, prepared early, and consulted frequently with faculty and advisors about the opportunities and options available, you will increase the likelihood of your success.
You'll have that feeling of success when ...
... you have completed the pre-professional prerequisite courses for entry level professional degrees and been accepted into a professional or graduate program ... |
OR |
... you have completed your bachelor's degree and are ready to a) enter the job market, b) begin a post-baccalaureate professional program, or c) start a Master's or PhD program |
A successful end to this journey will result in acceptance into the program, institution, or career of your choice.
If you've accomplished that, the end of this journey becomes the beginning of an even larger one.
