Self Assessment
Wondering how your interests and abilities match occupational options? Counselors in the Career and Counseling Center can help! Through a career exploration process, which includes self-assessment activities and inventories, a counselor can help you explore your interests, abilities, personality preferences, and values and assist you in examining occupations which may be a good match. Stop by the Career and Counseling Center to set up an appointment.

Strong Interest Inventory - an instrument helpful for exploring patterns of interests and their relationship to educational and occupational choices

Cambell Interest and Skill Survey - an inventory designed to help individuals understand how their interests and skills map into the occupational world.

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator - an inventory, measuring personality preferences, providing insight into career satisfaction, personal growth, and building relationships

Skill Skan - A tool for increasing awareness of skills and strengths.

Resources on the Internet
Following are several sites which provide inventories and career exploration activities on-line. We encourage you to print out your results, then set up an appointment with a career counselor to use the inventories to the fullest advantage.

The Princeton Review Career Quiz

Careerkey.org

The Keirsey Temperament Sorter

Career Development Manual