The University of Virginia’s Arts & Sciences faculty voted on Friday to fully adopt its New College Curriculum for students to fulfill their General Education requirements. The new model represents the first significant, comprehensive changes to the College’s undergraduate student curriculum in more than 40 years.

With programs in London, Shanghai, or Valencia, first-year A&S students have the opportunity to combine a compelling classroom experience with deep exploration of local history, cultures, politics, and architecture.

It’s not too soon for even the newest Wahoos to drop in. Here’s why: Not only can career advisers provide in-depth knowledge about employers, they can get students up and running with basics like packaging résumés, doing mock interviews, connecting them with internships and jobs and helping students envision their futures.