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You're not unusual! Most students
leave high school (or even university) with only a limited idea about career
possibilities. Many aren't technically inclined, but enjoy working with
others and "want to help people." Often, they think only about
careers in fields like teaching or social work. Those are fine professions,
but they're not the only options. Before you leave university, take the
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If you like Anthropology and Sociology, but fear
they're not practical fields of study, don't despair! Take the
time to explore the many career paths open to those with social science
backgrounds. You can talk to your profs.
You can work with the Anthro-Soc Student
Association to gather and share information. But first, check out the
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And don't forget to get the pamphlet:
"Occupations: Where
To Learn About Them and How to Choose One" with advice
& websites with information on everything from assessing your
intrests, to present job opportunities, to becoming an entrepreneur.
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Or you can go back to Outside
Resources if you're looking for links to general information, professional
associations or graduate schools. |
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