Career Services offers a variety of assessments to help you clarify your interests, skills, and values. Be sure to discuss the results with a career counselor.

The following assessments are free of charge:

• O*Net "Skills Search" helps identify your skills then matches occupations to explore.
• CareerOneStop helps identify your interests, skills, and values and match them to careers.
• Career Cruising offers interactive assessments to help you explore careers related to your interests and skills. Call Career Services at 472-3145 for the required password and username.
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The following assessments require a small fee. Meet with a Career Counselor to determine the best assessment for you then return to discuss your results and possible next steps.

• The Campbell Interest and Skill Survey relates your interests and skills to careers and academic majors.
• The Strong Interest Inventory measures your interests and provides a profile with related careers, work activities, education programs, and leisure activities.

• UNL Undergraduate Bulletin
• Career Guide to UNL Undergraduate Majors provides information about recent UNL graduates and interns by major.
• What Can I Do With This Major/Degree? Provides information about industries, employers and preparation strategies for many common college majors. Tip: For a printable version, scroll to the bottom of each majors page.
• The Occupational Outlook Handbook provides career information including nature of the work, working conditions, training, qualifications, job outlook and earnings.
• CareerOverview.com offers a wealth of useful and reliable career, job and employment information provided by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
• What Color is Your Parachute is a popular resource for the job search and self-assessments.