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As an Open Major, you鈥檒l have the freedom to discover a wide range of academic and career paths while learning from experienced faculty, advisors, and current students. If you like solving problems, you could explore data science, chemistry, or accounting. Interested in making a difference in your community? Perhaps you would like pursuing social work, nursing, or education.

At St. Scholastica, you鈥檒l have the opportunity to connect with healthcare professionals, educators, artists, musicians, scientists, business leaders, and others who are happy to explain what they do, why they enjoy their work, and how they found their path.聽Our instructors are experts in their field and bring real-world experience into the classroom. They are devoted educators who will help you explore your options, answer your questions, and support you as you make informed decisions about your future.

What are the advantages of an Open Major?

• Explore 50+ possible major and minors
• Reduced pressure so you can fully enjoy your college experience
• Strengthen your liberal arts emphasis and take a variety of courses
• Learn from dedicated educators who are experts in their field

Which courses will I take?

The College encourages students with Open Majors to enroll in courses from different curriculum areas. By taking various coursework, you will explore academic areas to decide which major you feel most comfortable studying in and which is best for you.

Several specially trained academic advisors are available to guide you throughout your journey. With proper advisement, you will take the courses that meet the general education requirements and obtain your degree without delay! View our four-year pledge.

What majors align with my interests? Explore your career opportunities.

Through this program, you’ll have the option to meet with career counselors in St. Scholastica鈥檚 Career Services Office to explore your interests, strengths, and educational goals. You will also have access to the featuring resources to research and explore careers, including required training and education, skills needed, and salary expectations.

Want to explore your options further? You can pursue opportunities to volunteer, seek out relevant part-time roles, attend career fairs, and engage with employers and alums. These experiences will allow you to learn about job responsibilities and education requirements.

Assessment Tools

In addition to these resources, several assessment tools are available to help you better understand your personality, interests, skills, and goals. These include:

• Strong 244: this inventory will help you identify skills and how they relate to your interests
• Clifton Strengths: an assessment that identifies your top five strengths to focus on how you can build on your greatest potential
• MBTI: an assessment designed to help you identify and gain insight about how you uniquely take in and process information, and engage and manage the world around you