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Career Discovery

Choosing your next career path can be a tough decision. At Delta, we help our students navigate that process.

We are ready to get you on a path to identifying and reaching your career goals. We offer guidance and resources such as career assessments, specific industry information, and employment outlook.

At Delta, we are committed to helping you navigate services and explore available resources. Check out the information below or apply to Delta now to take advantage the full spectrum of career resources that we offer.

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Discover your path

The first step in your career journey is to choose which path you want to follow. You can then use this information to pick the program of study that fits you best. The links below will help you explore various career groups and match them with the programs that Delta has to offer.

  • Focus 2 Career Assessment
    The Focus 2 career assessment is a great tool to help you discover your interests, skills, and personality traits, guiding you toward a career path that’s the best fit for you. When you create an account, the access code is: delta
  • Career Coach
    Discover majors in high-demand careers based on your interests!
  • Career videos
    Explore videos on hundreds of different careers.
  • Explore Delta's Programs 
    Delta has more than 140 programs to choose from. One’s perfect for you.
  • Transfer agreements 
    Here's a list of the colleges and universities that have agreements and general education transfer guides with Delta College.
  • Apprenticeships 
    Get the required trade-related instruction you need to upgrade your skills in industrial trades and maintenance.

Calendar

Most people change jobs every 4½ years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Graduation Cap

83% of Delta's graduates from the past five years live and work in the Great Lakes Bay Region.

35 percent

A person with an associate’s degree in the Great Lakes Bay Region makes 35% more than someone with a high school diploma. That’s an average salary of $41,300.


Monica Corriveau

"I was able to get one of my first jobs through Delta's Career Development office. I’m a shy person and their mock interviews really helped me prepare for the job interview."

Monica Corriveau
Delta College Graduate, Northwood 3+1 program