Doris Hall

You may be entering school later in life than the traditional college student. This means you may have work and life experience that can aid you when choosing where to concentrate your studies. Consider the work you have done in the past. Take a look at your resume and take notice of any patterns that you see. Have you, for example, always worked in a sales role or a human support role? Next, think of scholarly concentrations that would be in the same realm as your past experience.