Background Information:

Name:

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Your Path to Geography:

1. Please complete the following sentence with a selection from the drop down menu.

I decided to become a geography major when I was a child in high school in my first year of college in my second year of college in my third or forth year of college finished with my undergraduate degree

2. We assume most students become majors only after taking a course or two in geography. Please tell us what college or university you were attending when you made the choice to become a geography major. The drop down menu has several popular choices.

Please select other, and fill in the blank if none of these colleges on the drop down menu apply to you.

Where : Antelope Valley College California State University Northridge College of the Canyons Glendale College Mission College Moorpark College Pasadena City College Pierce College Santa Monica College Los Angeles CITY College Los Angeles Valley College Other College or University Does not apply

If you responded "Other College or University" or "Does not apply" for question 2 above, please identify that institution in the box below or provide some indication of what you were doing when you decided to major in geography:

Other college or place:

 

3. Please review the list of common reasons why students chose a major. Select from the list as many that applied to you as you chose to major in geography.

4. In your own words, please tell us what other reasons you think factored into your decision to major in geography by completing the following sentence. Please feel free to be specific about people and places that had an influence on your decision. We're particularly interested in discovering what courses and teachers are recruiting majors.

I chose to major in geography because ___________________.

Other reasons:

5. Please feel free to add any additional information you think may be of use to the geography faculty as we seek to recruit additional geography majors. For example, what do you think would work to attract new majors?

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