Strong Interest Inventory® College Edition Profile

Description

Features

The Strong Interest Inventory® College Edition Profile is a beneficial tool for those just about to enter college and those who aren’t content with their current college experience. With its in-depth analysis of your preferences and interests, as well as its extensive report detailing many areas of your life, the Strong Interest Inventory® College Edition Profile helps students forge the right path for their future in the working world and their personal lives.

The Strong Interest Inventory® College Edition Profile doesn’t just stop at majors. It further includes:

• College Course Descriptions
• Extracurricular Activities
• Favored Workstyle
• Preferred Learning Environment
• Career guidance

The Strong Interest Inventory College Edition Profile doesn’t just stop at majors, either. College course descriptions, extracurricular suggestions, favored style of work and environment to work in, and career guidance are also uncovered through your Strong Interest Inventory Profile, allowing you to mold your entire college experience (and future employment after graduation) around your specific likes and dislikes. Furthermore, the Strong Interest Inventory College Edition sets you off down a path to a career that best-fits your preferences, meaning that you’re already one step ahead after graduation. All of this is done in easy-to-read charts.

In the Strong Interest Inventory College Edition Profile, you’ll find:

• a list of six General Occupational Theme areas and how well they work with your interests (Social, Artistic, Enterprising, Conventional, Investigative, and Realistic).
• 30 Basic Interest Scales; areas of potential interests that are broken down to give you more information on what these preferences mean to you. Sample areas include Teaching & Education, Religion & Spirituality, and Writing & Mass Communication.
• a comparison of your answers and preferences through 130 Occupational Scales, including a top-ten list of your best-matched occupations
• five Personal Style Scales depicting your favored ways of learning, managing, working alone and in groups, and taking chances in the workplace
• a list of typical college majors that coincide with your Strong Profile scores in relation to your Theme Code
• instructions for how you can use your results to improve your lifestyle both in school and out of school
• a list of your top 10 career suggestions with the educational preparation required for each
• hotlinks to the O*Net career database for further exploration of occupational demographics, salaries, projected growth, and more!
• a hotlink to an additional interactive PDF document to assist you in organizing your alternatives and weigh your options