-: So my name is Dakota Serafin.
I am a career counselor at the USC Career Center.
So the great thing is, is that in terms of bachelor's
degree, you can kinda do anything under the sun.
My personal background was psychology,
just because I knew eventually I wanted
to go into counseling.
I didn't know exactly which realm of counseling
I wanted to go into, but I figured that
would be a really good logical step.
But there were several people in my master's program
that had history, that had criminal justice,
all over the board.
The biggest thing, if you wanna be a career counselor,
is to research the grad programs,
in higher education, in educational counseling,
in student affairs.
That's ultimately going to be the degree
that's going to get you in that door.