It's a good way to obtain a brief overview of the program or review the features and basic operation. The first part of this hall helps you consider what you like to do, what you do well, and what you may value in a job. A slide show presents information about transitions, and an activity can help you estimate how difficult or easy a particular transition may be for you. This section helps you identify possible occupations and learn about them. Other look-up methods include occupations related to high school subjects, majors, or military specialties.
Crosswalks are available to related majors and military occupations.
A large national database of scholarships is also available, in addition to a Financial Aid Need Analysis form and other information about Federal Financial Aid Programs. Use the crosswalks to move easily among related topics. This hall will help you prepare for the job market. The sections about apprenticeships, internships, and military service provide information about ways to combine learning and paid employment. Myers-Briggs Type Indicator scores and parts of the Values Inventory from Hall 1 may be used to help you select an appropriate work setting and define your ideal job.