The document discusses common myths about academic planning and career choices. It addresses five myths: 1) Choosing a major is choosing a career, 2) You must continue your education in the same field as your major, 3) You need a business or technical major to work in business, 4) A liberal arts major only leads to teaching, and 5) Specialized skills are more important than general skills. The document provides counterarguments for each myth and encourages reflection on one's major and career interests.

1. GRAHAM GARNER FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR SPRING 2008, SECTION 8 Academic Planning: Setting Your Career Course Adapted from “Thriving in College & Beyond,” by Joseph B. Cuseo, Viki Sox Fecas, and Aaron Thompson