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Career Exploration

• Self-assessment
• Research occupations
• Choose a major
• Informational interviews
• 4 year career plan
• Seek assistance
• Christian ministry

Self-assessment

Career Services has several ways to assist you in discovering your strengths, skills, and abilities and determining which majors and occupations correspond with those.

Do What You Are assessment
StrengthsQuest assessment
Career exploration class (DCS 210)
One-on-one conversations
Web resources

	Do What You Are® Do What You Are® is a Myers Briggs Type Indicator assessment that presents you with a list of possible occupations which you rate according to your own interests. During a follow-up appointment with Career Services, you will receive detailed information personalized for your career fields of interest. The assessment is taken online. Contact to receive authorization for the web site. top of page

	StrengthsQuest StrengthsQuest is a questionnaire designed to help students discover their top talents which can be used to succeed in academics, relationships, and careers. There is a $15 fee for this assessment, which can be paid online via credit card. Follow-up appointments are strongly encouraged to help you understand and apply the results. top of page

	Career Exploration class (DCS 210) Career Services offers a one-credit-hour course designed to give students a structured approach to the career planning process. The course topics and activities include: self assessment, career exploration, decision making, and interviews with seniors and persons working in the field. The course is offered during the spring semester and is primarily designed for first- and second-year students who are undecided about their major and/or future career choices. top of page

	One-on-one conversations Individual career counseling is available to all students. to schedule an appointment for help with: Assessing your values, interests, skills, needs, and goals Clarifying and exploring your career and education options Strategies to prepare for an internship or job search top of page

	Web resources for self-assessment
	MyPlan.com Take the Career Values Assessment for free. Other assessments are available for a fee.
	O*NET Consortium Interactive occupational information. Try the skills search for a list of occupations which match your skills.
	Career Zone A web site created by the state of New York. Click on the "assess yourself" button to find careers related to your interests (based on the Holland theory).
	Princeton Review Career Quiz Take a short personality/interest quiz and receive information about your personal work interest and style, including responsibilities you would enjoy and excel at. (Requires free registration)
	QuintCareers Includes links to over 15 web sites offering a personality/interest test. Please note: some sites require a fee.
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