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M: I wish I were as sure about my future as you seem to be. I...I really don’t know what I want to do after I graduate.
W: Well, have you talked with a counselor over at the Office of Career Development?
M: No, (1) I talked to my academic advisor, though.
W: That’s good, (2) but it’s really better to see someone who specializes in helping people make career decisions.
M: Did you see a career counselor?
W: I sure did. Last semester, I didn’t even know what I would be good at for a career. (3) So I made an appointment at the Office of Career Development, and I talked with a counselor.
M: Do you remember who it was?
W: Sure. It was Ruth Jackson.
M: Oh, but since I’m interested in careers for math majors, probably I should see someone else.
W: Not really. Any of the counselors can help you. (3)I took several tests, and then the counselor gave me some ideas about different careers. I even went to some group sessions with some other students for a few weeks.
M: (4) It sounds like it took a lot of time. I’m so busy already.
W: Well, it did take time. Probably three hours for the tests, and I think I went to maybe four group sessions. But it was worth it.
M: Maybe I will give it a try.