Appointments are required. This self-scoring assessment provides a three letter Holland Code through which you can explore majors and careers. In addition to considering interests, skills, and personality, students should consider their values when choosing a major or career. Work values are characteristics about jobs and work environments such as salary, amount of independence, required hours, etc. Lifestyle values characterize what preferences people desire for their futures such as living in a particular geographic locale, maintaining family responsibilities, spending time in recreation, etc.
People tend to feel most satisfied when their work satisfies their values.
Print and complete the linked checklists to help prioritize YOUR values. There are no right or wrong answers. As you research potential majors and careers, consider whether or not they fit your values. You can make an appointment with a career counselor if you would to discuss your findings.