Current Students

Program and Career Exploration for Currently Enrolled, Undecided Students

Meet with an Entry and Transition Advisor

Deciding on a path to achieve your educational goals can be a complicated and detailed process. For all students, our Entry and Transitional Academic Advisors are here to help! Entry and Transitional Advisors can meet with currently enrolled students to help with:  

• Exploring the specifics of Academic and Professional Technical degree options 
• Selection of a Major/Area of Study  
• Developing a preliminary Educational Plan  
• Course selection and registration

Entry and Transition Advisor Contact Information:

Rachael Guenthner     
Email: rachael.guenthner@seattlecolleges.edu      
Phone: 206.934.5305     
Office: RSB 72 (Welcome Center)

Advising Department Contact Information: 
For general advising support, Zoom and in-person appointments are available by calling 206.934.5387, stopping by the Advising Center in RSB 02, or booking online.

Explore Degrees and Programs

• Explore South’s degree and certificate options! You can also explore your interests by Areas of Study.  
• View these pre-recorded information sessions on program offerings across the Seattle Colleges District, including programs at South.
• Check out the current Class Schedule for more information on in-person, online and hybrid courses offered at South.
• Strengths Finding Majors Worksheet - Selecting a major and degree or certificate program can often mean considering multiple aspects about yourself and your future all at once. Everything from program length, course requirements, and personal interests will influence your choice. This activity can help you identify your strengths and which majors can support you in utilizing them.

Career Counseling and Exploration

Counseling Department     
Career counseling and exploration are crucial services provided by our counseling department. Counselors work with undecided and exploratory students on program selection, help you assess your interests, skills, values and personality preferences, and help integrate your career goals into your educational planning process. To learn more about career counseling services, visit our Counseling Department. 

WorkSource Career Center     
Discover information and inspiration to help you achieve your career goals with support from our WorkSource Career Center. Visit the WorkSource website for resources including resume examples, interview tips, career exploration tools, and the option to schedule an appointment with an embedded career specialist. 

Explore Federal Degree to Career Paths and Data 
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook (OOH) helps you explore outcomes for various careers nationwide. The tables and charts highlight for many occupations and includes information about people with a degree, types of majors, percentage of workers with an advanced degree, and employment, wages and projected employment growth.