“…Anderson, & Risinger, 1995;Murray & Hall, 2001); race/ethnicity (Liu, 1998;Mau & Fernandes, 2001); sexual orientation (Nauta, Saucier, & Woodard, 2001;Tomlinson & Fassinger, 2003); class year (Long, Sowa, & Niles, 1995;Luzzo, McWhirter, & Hutcheson, 1997); levels of self-efficacy (Gianakos, 2001); approaches to career decision-making (Niles, Erford, Hunt, & Watts, 1997); career assumptions (Laker, 2002); and levels of indecision (Gaffner & Hazler, 2002;Jurgans, 2000;Skorupa & Agresti, 1998). A number of external factors might influence college decision-making, including: student involvements such as athletics (Martens & Cox, 2000); institutional types (Zagora & Cramer, 1994); and interpersonal interactions with others such as family (Hargrove, Creagh, & Burgess, 2002) or mentors (Packard, 2003;Packard & Nguyen, 2003). These studies discuss a variety of factors related to the postcollege decision-making process; however, little research exists on how students integrate these factors during the decisionmaking process.…”