2. Introduction Hobbies Holland Patterns Skills Personal and Work Values/Work Enviorment Future Plans Potential Careers/Dream Job Readings that I found Helpful

5. Holland Patterns Three top characteristics/patterns: Independent Responsible Determined Top Groups: Investigative Social Enterprising

6. Skills and Abilities

7. Personal/Work Values

8. Work Office Cubicle Stay at Home Office Park/Nature Setting

9. Continue my education in a top 10 journalism school:  New York University  Columbia University  Northwestern University Live in a studio apartment Receive a Masters Degree in English Get an internship Graduate with honors Get a job after graduation

10. Journalist News Anchor Newspaper/Magazine Editor Reporter (TV) Talk Show Host Teacher

12. Some Helpful Tips from Page 7 to finding your passion (major/job interest) 1)Admit what really interests them 2)Pinpoint their aspirations 3)Discover that there are many different/diverse/types of jobs that are related to their major 4)Grasp the fear and take that step towards their future anyway. Patrick Combs does a great job in his book “Major in Success” breaking down the fundamentals to becoming successful in college. Chapter 1-3 really emphasize choosing a career path that you are passionate about, and he continues to mention helpful tips for resumes and internships for future job interests in chapters 9,16, and 19. “Don’t even think of not doing an internship or co-op in college, “ (116). I wish I had known the info earlier presented in chapter 5 “Money Matters” before picking a career direction– it is about how much certain jobs make per year [chart + salaries] $$$ The “Hot Tips” spread throughout Combs book are REALLY helpful resources!! (informative websites, surveys & jobs)

14. “Real Motivation is the drive within: You know where you are going because you have a compelling image inside, not a travel poster on the wall.” –Denis Waitley