Before
you can make a decision, you need to define
the decision to be made. A decision is a
choice. It must involve options from which
to choose and a reasonable target date to
work toward. Remember that most people change
education/career direction more than once
in a lifetime. So, view this decision as
one that will guide you through the next
3 - 5 years, not the rest of your life.
Example:
I want to decide whether to major in Psychology,
Social Work or Sociology by the end of the
semester.
Clarify:
What do you need to decide?
Mason Students and Alumni:
Schedule
an appointment to meet with a Career
Counselor to clarify your academic
and career decisions.
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Clarify
the Decision