eDISCOVER is a comprehensive web-based career planning program

To request a First Time User ID to access DISCOVER,
e-mail: seu.careerplan@stedwards.edu Please include your name, SEU ID#, or if you’re an alumnus, include your degree and year of graduation. You may also visit the Career Planning office in Moody Hall 134 to receive a DISCOVER User ID. *Before completing DISCOVER’s Personal Info. page, WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU CHANGE YOUR ASSIGNED USER ID TO MATCH YOUR SEU STUDENT ID NUMBER.

• Take Career Inventories to explore your interests, skills, and values
• Research and compare occupations/careers and majors
• Research universities, graduate schools, and professional schools
• Learn “basic” job search skills: resumes, cover letters, interviewing
• Print your Career Portfolio, Inventory Profile, and job search materials

As a St. Edward’s STUDENT or ALUMNUS you have free access to DISCOVER. You require a User ID/Token which you can obtain through the SEU Career Planning Office. Students enrolled in FYSM classes (Freshman Year Seminar in Major) will receive their User ID’s from their instructors. (If your FYSM instructor does not assign DISCOVER obtain a User ID through the Career Planning Office.)

For how long is my DISCOVER User ID effective?
The DISCOVER User ID is effective as long as Career Planning maintains a DISCOVER license. Once a year we will terminate unused accounts; to regain access, you reapply. You should print out any DISCOVER results that you want to keep in your personal files.

eDISCOVER ISN’T A SUBSTITUTE FOR INDIVIDUAL CAREER COUNSELING!
It’s a convenient way to access career planning resources via computer, at home or on campus. Contact the Career Planning office in Moody Hall 134 (or call 512-448-8530) to set up an appointment to discuss your DISCOVER results and for individualized career assessment, career/major exploration and career counseling. – Also, consider registering for the Career Planning and Management class, CPAM 1110 (for credit – independent study – fall/spring), which helps students make decisions about and research careers/majors, learn about job search, build a career portfolio, and research graduate/professional schools.