College of Education & Human Services
College Student Personnel Graduate Program
Major Matchup Guide
Even if you love your major, maybe you've decided to apply the skills you've gained in undergrad toward a different career path. Welcome to our Major Matchup Guide for aspiring student affairs professionals! Whether you're an undergraduate, recent graduate exploring your next steps, or someone considering a career change after some time away from school, pursuing a CSP degree could be your gateway to a fulfilling career in student affairs or higher education. Our guide, created with the assistance of AI, helps you explore how your undergraduate major can seamlessly transition into a master's degree in College Student Personnel at °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²ÊÀúÊ·¼Ç¼.
Why CSP?
- Our program provides in-depth knowledge of student development theories, higher education policies, and best practices for supporting diverse student populations.
- We emphasize hands-on experiences, equipping you with skills in advising and helping, crisis intervention, program development, and organizational management.
- We connect you to a network of professionals in the field, facilitating connections that can lead to job opportunities and collaborative initiatives.
- We prepare you to create supportive and inclusive environments that promote students’ academic success and personal growth.
- We support you in research where you can explore important topics in higher education.
Discover how the skills and knowledge from your undergraduate studies can enrich your journey in student affairs and prepare you for a rewarding career supporting and guiding students. Our master's degree can be your next step in making a meaningful impact in higher education!
Major Matchup Guide for Majors A-G
Major Matchup Guide for Majors H-Z
Don't see your major in our guide? Don't stress! Any undergraduate major can provide you with the skills necessary to pursue a CSP degree. If you'd like to talk with our team about how your background fits with our program, please see the contact info for our graduate assistants in the highlight box on this page.
Are you an athletic coach who is intersted in student affairs? We've created a career matchup guide to show you how this career aligns with our master's degree.Â
Career Matchup Guide for Athletic Coaches
October is Careers in Student Affairs Month
Every October, , a leading organization in our field dedicated to promoting student affairs and higher education through professional development, research, and advocacy for student success, celebrates the student affairs profession with a lineup of virtual events and resources that are complimentary to members and non-members. If you are not a member, you can create a free NASPA account to access these resources.
- Sign up to learn about the - this initiative is designed to encourage and prepare underrepresented undergraduate students for careers in student affairs and higher education through mentorship, professional development, and networking opportunities. (October 3, 2024, 2:00 p.m. CST, Closed)
- Sign up for - this is an engaging and informative session designed exclusively for undergraduate students interested in the lively profession of student affairs. (October 24, 2024, 2:00 p.m. CST)
Stay tuned as we feature more alumni and current graduate students in our Major Matchup Mondays in Fall 2024
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Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement
Use your expertise in leadership, safety, conflict resolution, policy, and ethics to support and guide college students.
Art
Use your skills in creativity, attention to detail, and strong communication to design innovative student programs, manage events effectively, and support student needs with a unique and empathetic approach.
Exciting Career Opportunities
The CSP program helps you prepare for careers in:
- Residence Life
- Student Engagement
- Fraternity/Sorority Life
- Admissions & Recruitment
- Academic Advising
- Multicultural Programs
- Student Retention
- Career Development
- Plus Many More!
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