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It's ok to switch your major, it's ok to change your interests, and it's ok to go down a totally different career path. Kiera O'Donnell offers refreshing advice for those in a mid-college crisis and reminds us to pursue what we are most passionate about.

The career event helped over 75 students connect with employers to learn how to engage, prepare and succeed in the business world.

The Department of Finance and the Porter Family Professional Development Center hosted this career event aimed at educating students on opportunities within the wealth management industry.

ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ alumnae Nicole Friend ’15 and Brooke Muller ’19 visited campus on Oct. 29, meeting with three classes as well as Live Oak Communications students, and hosting an interactive workshop and informational session.

Robbins, who is president of ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ's Los Angeles alumni chapter, talked with students during her visit to campus Oct. 23-24 about the career opportunities a statistics degree can present and offered insights into obtaining internships in the field.

You get the job of your dreams, you accept your employer's offer...but how do you negotiate the salary? Ross Wade says that researching salaries in that field, costs of living and budgetary issues should be equal aspects of the interview preparation. Make sure you are getting the job you desire with the salary you desire.

Jessica Levy, a criminal justice studies minor, worked to prevent sexual assault and violence against women with Empower the Girls.

More than 80 students networked with a variety of employers at the on-campus career event.

Students gained authentic interview experience and insight into what to expect during interviews with financial firms.

The former broadcast television news director served on the school’s National Advisory Board for nearly two decades, offering invaluable insight and advice on the communications and television industries to students, faculty and staff.