Individual Career Assessment

How To Use Career Counseling

The frustrations related to career changes may lead to abandonment of post-secondary schooling and training. Exploring your career options before making expensive life decisions is a preemptive investment that can save you in the long run, not only money, but time and happiness.

Allow our professionals to help you determine what to major in before determining what school to attend. With a clear understanding of your skills, abilities and interests, you will enhance your decisions about your future endeavors.

Our career assessment involves an individualized approach to providing career counseling. Whether considering a second career, anticipating your college graduation or attempting to identify what major to choose as a high school or college student, we are available to make those challenging decisions easier for you to navigate.

We will help you create a career plan – the first and probably most important step in the process. Our plans help determine what jobs you would be best suited to perform and how your career preferences match what you do well. We can also share with you data regarding the fastest growing careers. Research has shown that individuals who know what they want to pursue occupationally are more successful than those who do not have a career direction.

Things to consider:

• 25% of freshmen leave their first college to attend another school by sophomore year, with many reporting their needs were not met.
• 31% of college entrants drop out before they complete their first semester.
• Over 50% of all college students change their college major at least once.
• 69% of adults believe they did not receive sufficient or satisfactory career guidance. If able to repeat their adolescence, they would insist upon comprehensive career guidance.