Wright State graduate Adama Diakhate helps the underserved and works to revitalize neighborhoods as a community engagement specialist for the City of Dayton.
Explore Majors and Careers
On this page:
- Quick Tip Videos
- Self-Assessment
- Major and Career Exploration Resources
- Next Steps
- Wright State Student and Alumni Stories
Quick Tip Videos
Complete a Self-Assessment
You might come to college knowing exactly what you want to study, or you might not. Maybe you have a career in mind, but aren't sure what degree or jobs lead to that goal. Do you think you might be better off in a different major? Maybe you have interests but don't know what careers they fit. Or perhaps you have no idea what you want to do.
Complete the self-assessment TypeFocus to learn how your personality, interests and goals fit with career options. TypeFocus compares different career fields or jobs and helps you discover goals. To gain access to TypeFocus, email cindy.garman@wright.edu to request your access code.
Once you have your access code: Log in to TypeFocus
Review Major and Career Exploration Resources
Next Steps
- Meet with a Career Services Career Consultant.
- Create and update a resume.
- Activate your account in Wright State Handshake.
- Earn and learn with Wright State on-campus student employment.
- Engage with experiential learning.
- Review job search and graduate school resources.
- Attend Career Services Events.
Wright State Student and Alumni Stories
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 The Wright State women's basketball program has partnered with SLAMT1D to broaden awareness of Type 1 diabetes during its home contest against Slippery Rock on Nov. 20. |
