Career as a Verb Quiz for Students

I understand the likelihood of changing careers in my work life will be at least ten times so I’m learning the career strategies to manage change now.

I’m not pressed to choose a major but I am tracking options to consider using the four factors of career development to maximize my strengths.

I know 70% of freshmen change majors at least once and I know the effective strategies to identify the best ones to consider.

I’ve prepared a rationale for a four-year bachelor’s degree and how it will prepare me for the workforce.

I’ve chosen a mentor who encourages me to be my best (and it isn’t one of my parents).

I know the best method to selecting a college major using a career decision-making model.

I understand the five major forces influencing the knowledge economy I am going to work in.

I can explain the ten fundamental deficits in today’s workforce and I have a flowchart on how to build those skills now.

I believe an education beyond high school is critical to my future contribution to the workforce along with the five essential influences of meaningful work.

I can describe the world of work and how my code matches occupations, not to peg me for certain jobs but to provide a springboard for exploring career fields.