Discover Yourself Through Assessments

Sit down one-on-one with one of our Exploratory Studies Advisors or one of our Peer Advisors to discover your interests, strengths, values, and more through self-assessments!

Assessment of Your Interests, Skills, Values, and Personality

Take the Focus2 Assessment.

The World-of-Work Map is a colorful wheel that organizes careers into smaller groups based on four compass points: people, data, things and ideas. The Focus2 Career Assessment helps work through the map.

The Focus2 Career Assessment is based on Holland's Theory of Career Choice. The World-of-Work Map is a helpful tool to help you understand more about yourself as well as how occupations might be a good fit for you. The map organizes hundreds of careers into smaller groups that are organized around four compass points: People, Data, Things, and Ideas. These compass points are primary work tasks that exist in most jobs. As you identify the types of work tasks you enjoy most, it can guide you to potential career possibilities.

Meet with a Peer Advisor today to complete a Focus2 Assessment and explore potential career pathways!

 

Assessment of Your Strengths

Gallup's research indicates that people who use their strengths in their careers report higher levels of job satisfaction, and are more likely to say they find their work meaningful. As a K-State student, you can take the CliftonStrengths Assessment for free to identify your top 5 strengths and reflect on how your strengths could align with majors and careers.

CliftonStrengths Assessment.

Assess Your Options for Majors

Explore all of the options for majors, minors, certificates, and more at KSU, including information about required course curriculum.

Explore K-State Majors and Programs.

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Assessment of Your Career Values

Do you know what you value most? Whether we are aware of them or not, our personal values influence the decisions we make every day. Being aware of your top values can provide clarity in the career decision-making process, and the values card sort can help with that.