Interest inventories and personality tests can help students explore what careers may match up with their skills, interests, and passions.

Strong Interest Inventory

• Assessment that measures career and leisure interests.
• Contains 291 items that ask participants about their preferences in regard to occupations, subject areas, activities, leisure activities, people, and characteristics.

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

•  Personality inventory
• Results discuss self-development information such as the type of personality and careers that blend well with the personality code.
• Personality type is a practical tool for investigating what works for an individual, then looking for and recognizing work that satisfies his or her preferences.

O*NET Interest Profiler

• Self-assessment of career exploration tools that help individuals discover the type of work activities and occupations that they would find exciting.
• Students are able to identify and learn about broad interest areas most relevant to themselves that they can use to explore the world of work.

Career Cluster Interest Survey

• Individuals can rate activities they enjoy, personality qualities, and school subjects they like.
• The program generates which career clusters are a match with the interests.

Occupational Outlook Handbook

• This site helps students compare and contrast occupations by highest paying, fastest growing, most new jobs, occupation groups and field of degrees. It also gives overview of degrees and experience required for an occupation.