Self assessment inventories
Career self assessment inventories are used as tools to help you identify your skills, values and interests as they relate to academic and career exploration.

The Strong Interest and Skills Confidence Inventory will help you understand how your interests relate to the world of work and college majors and is available online once you meet with a Career Services staff member.
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) will help you understand how your personality preferences relate to the world of work.
StrengthsQuest, the Clifton StrengthsFinder online assessment, is designed to help maximize one's potential by identifying your top five talents.  You can use your results to leverage your strengths to overcome challenges and reach your own personal academic and career goals.

If you are interested in taking either of these inventories, contact Career Services to set up an appointment with a counselor who will help you determine the use of these resources in your career and academic planning. This process is done online with a follow-up appointment for a personal interpretation with a counselor. The inventories are offered to students free of charge.

Sigi³
This online, interactive career site provides strong support for students and alumni engaging in career exploration.  In addition to offering four career assessment options—gauging interests, skills, values, personality—Sigi³ is also a comprehensive database of occupational information.  Through the assessments, career-seekers can generate possibilities for themselves and then, through the job-related research, strengthen their search.  Sigi³ can help you:

• Understand your work-related values, interests, and skills.
• Get current, reliable, in-depth info on jobs and how to prepare.
• Find out the skills employers want.

The Access Code to begin using Sigi³ is: snccareers 

MyMajors
MyMajors.com provides useful advice for students on finding a college major based on your interests. Take the short college major assessment and find your best fitting college majors! Simply complete the registration page and click "Start the Quiz!".

CAREERLINK Inventory
The information you provide about yourself will produce a career profile showing to what extent your self-identified characteristics and preferences match those considered significant in eighty career clusters.

O*NET Interest Profiler
The tool helps you find out what your interests are and how they relate to the world of work.can help you find out what your interests are and how they relate to the world of work.

Values Card Sort
Throughout your life you acquired a set of values — beliefs and ideas that are important to you.  In order to have a happy, successful and fulfilling life, you must act upon your values, both in your personal life and at work. Taking your values into account when you choose a career could be the most important factor that determines whether you will or won't be satisfied with that aspect of your life.