Animation students begin their academic careers by building a foundation in traditional art and then focusing on advanced courses in the art of animated storytelling. Animation majors graduate having created either an individual or collaborative project that reflects their creative and technical ability, which is ideal for showcasing their skills when applying for a job.

Start up your own restaurant or become a financial advisor on Wall Street. Launch a career in sports management or market research. Recruit and interview job candidates for a large corporation.

Become a professional exhibiting artist. Teach students how to work with their core beliefs and question not what art was but what it is and will be.

Conduct research at an environmental consulting company. Develop plans to restore polluted land or water. Test and analyze soil, water, and air for environmental contaminants.

Become a teacher and inspire students to investigate the properties, composition, and structure of matter. Work for a pharmaceutical company and help develop new drugs to cure life-threatening diseases.

Write persuasive speeches for political candidates. Advise lawyers and police officers about how to interview crime witnesses.

Become a counselor at a youth correctional facility. Continue on to law school and become a defense attorney or prosecutor.

As a computer science major at BVU, you will receive a combination of high-quality academics and practical experience that will allow you to pursue a career in a variety of industries.

Advise governments, organizations or businesses on political issues. Continue on to law school and become a federal prosecutor or litigation attorney.

Create graphics for advertisements, billboards or magazines. Design logos for up-and-coming companies. Develop the layout and graphics for Web pages.

Collect and interpret data at a government agency or in a research and development department. Manage the finances of a major corporation.