Career Readiness Assessment and Career Profile
Before any school goes on the college search list, the student should complete the 48-question assessment and receive a Career Profile: interests, values, strengths, matched career directions, and suggestions for majors or programs to consider.
That clarity shapes everything that follows, including which schools to consider and what questions to ask to evaluate if a school will prepare your student for the job market. The goal isn’t to find the “perfect” career or major. It is a conversation starter, not a conclusion.
The Career Profile will help your student write stronger application essays and help recommenders write stronger letters of recommendation.
Take it, print the Career Profile, and use it: no account, no fee, no catch. If you want the full method-how to build a list from the profile, what a school's career outcomes actually tell you, and the questions to ask on a campus visit that's included in The College Search, Redefined.
Take the assessement, it’s free
Example Career Profiles
The A2C Career Assessment is designed as a structured starting point, not a clinical instrument.
See what an A2C Career Profile looks like. Each sample report is built from a student's assessment answers, mapping their interests, values, and strengths to college and career paths worth exploring.
