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Major Map

	First Year	Middle Years	Last Year
Academics	Take (X, introductory) course Make a connection with a professor (in discipline) Meet with your academic advisor (link) at least once each semester your first year	Meet with your advisor to choose courses and stay on track with meeting degree requirements Declare/consider declaring your concentration Consider a double major or a minor Is a Bachelor to Accelerated Master's (BAM) program right for you? Apply as early as 60 credits! Reach out to faculty for research mentorship. Apply to Honors in the Major.	Work closely with your advisor to verify you are meeting your graduation requirements. Apply for graduation Take XXX Capstone course Submit your research to CHSS Research Symposium
Career and Professional Prep	Visit the Career Services Center to start research on the types of jobs or industries (link by major) you to find interesting. Have them assist with building a resume and LinkedIn profile to continue career exploration and develop your professional persona. Activate your Handshake profile to explore and opt-in to industry email lists. Start talking to professionals and faculty members via informational interviews to gain insight on their path through their career	Enroll in XXXX College to Career Course Look for internship opportunities using University Career Services and Handshake (link). Have an internship? Enroll in XXX (major course) to get credit for internship. Attend career and internship fair (October and February each year). Discuss with multiple faculty and current professionals in the work force whether graduate school might be the right path for you	Narrow down perspective employers and create a job or graduate school search strategy at least 9 months before graduation Finalize materials for post-graduation employment (such as your LinkedIn page, a portfolio, etc) For grad school applications, prepare statement of purpose/goals statement, resume and/or CV, and notify the writers of your letters of recommendation by November for Fall applications
Experiences	Attend a meeting of (department sponsored student club) to meet fellow majors and get involved in XXXX Consider joining at least one Mason student org. Check them all out on Mason 360 (link) Look ahead to planning a student abroad program through the Global Education. Office In the meantime, see what Northern Virginia and Washington DC have to offer! (list a major-specific DC metro area attraction)	Meet people and become involved in the life of the college. Become a CHSS Ambassador. Become a CHSS Undergraduate Learning Assistant	Attend a regional or national research conference

First Year

Middle Years

Last Year

Academics

Take (X, introductory) course

Make a connection with a professor (in discipline)

Meet with your academic advisor (link) at least once each semester your first year

Meet with your advisor to choose courses and stay on track with meeting degree requirements

Declare/consider declaring your concentration

Consider a double major or a minor

Is a Bachelor to Accelerated Master's (BAM) program right for you? Apply as early as 60 credits!

Reach out to faculty for research mentorship.

Apply to Honors in the Major.

Work closely with your advisor to verify you are meeting your graduation requirements.

Apply for graduation

Take XXX Capstone course

Submit your research to CHSS Research Symposium

Career and Professional Prep

Visit the Career Services Center to start research on the types of jobs or industries (link by major) you to find interesting. Have them assist with building a resume and LinkedIn profile to continue career exploration and develop your professional persona.

Activate your Handshake profile to explore and opt-in to industry email lists.

Start talking to professionals and faculty members via informational interviews to gain insight on their path through their career

Enroll in XXXX College to Career Course

Look for internship opportunities using University Career Services and Handshake (link).

Have an internship? Enroll in XXX (major course) to get credit for internship.

Attend career and internship fair (October and February each year).

Discuss with multiple faculty and current professionals in the work force whether graduate school might be the right path for you

Narrow down perspective employers and create a job or graduate school search strategy at least 9 months before graduation

Finalize materials for post-graduation employment (such as your LinkedIn page, a portfolio, etc)

For grad school applications, prepare statement of purpose/goals statement, resume and/or CV, and notify the writers of your letters of recommendation by November for Fall applications

Experiences

Attend a meeting of (department sponsored student club) to meet fellow majors and get involved in XXXX

Consider joining at least one Mason student org. Check them all out on Mason 360 (link)

Look ahead to planning a student abroad program through the Global Education. Office

In the meantime, see what Northern Virginia and Washington DC have to offer! (list a major-specific DC metro area attraction)

Meet people and become involved in the life of the college. Become a CHSS Ambassador.

Become a CHSS Undergraduate Learning Assistant

Attend a regional or national research conference

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