Welcome to the Reflect, Discover & Explore Multiple Interests Community!
Career development is a lifelong process. As your interests, skills, and experiences grow, your career plans and goals will shift to align with this new information. Don’t feel pressured to “have it all figured out” right away; instead, think of career development as a research project — one that takes patience and time to produce strong results.
Whether you’re a first or second year student thinking about majors or exploring potential career paths, or a third or fourth year student gathering new information or considering post-Tufts options, the Reflect, Discover & Explore Multiple Interests community is for you. You’ll find self-assessment information, career competency resources, advice for evaluating options, and connections to people who are ready to support and encourage you.
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The Employer Relations team is working with employers to highlight different aspects of their organizations, from applications, to culture, to diversity, and more. We plan to showcase employers from across all career industries throughout the semester, so check back soon …