At the completion of 30 credit hours (sophomore status) and one academic year, students will be assigned to a faculty academic advisor in their major. If the student is still undecided, they will continue with their UC Advisor, who can help them consider options and make choices regarding a major.
Students will still have access to their UC Advisor for additional support, but would complete their academic advising with their faculty advisor once assigned.
Kentucky State University's Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) is here to assist students in making successful transitions from their academic pursuits to their first choice, post-graduation destinations based upon a clear understanding of the career development process, competitive credentials, access to a robust employer base, and mastery of contemporary strategies for identifying and securing career options that reflect their unique interests, skills, and aspirations.
The CPDC facilitates connections to educate, inspire confidence, and empower all students to launch professionally and personally fulfilling lives. The CPDC's mission is to help guide students with every aspect of career exploration and development.
The CPDC provides a variety of programs and services to empower students to take ownership of their continuous career development process. Career programs and activities allow students to actively explore interests and develop skills to effectively and efficiently achieve individual career goals. These career services are available to all enrolled students:
The Career and Professional Development Center is located in the Academic Service Building, Suite, 502-597-6700.