Step 1: Discover Your Interests – Holland (RIASEC) Assessment
The Holland Interest Assessment can help you better understand the types of activities and work that interest you.
It explores six interest areas:
- R – Realistic: Building, fixing, working with tools, equipment, nature, or practical activities.
- I – Investigative: Researching, analyzing, experimenting, and solving complex problems.
- A – Artistic: Creating, designing, writing, performing, and expressing ideas.
- S – Social: Helping, teaching, supporting, communicating, and working with people.
- E – Enterprising: Leading, persuading, organizing, starting initiatives, and influencing others.
- C – Conventional: Organizing information, working with details, systems, and processes.
Complete the assessment and write down your top three letters (for example, SIA or RIC). You will use these results later as you build your Career With Purpose Plan.
Complete the Holland (RIASEC) Interest Assessment →
Your results are a tool for exploration. They do not determine the career you must choose.
Step 2: Complete the Career With Purpose Assessment
Now that you have explored your interests, complete the Career With Purpose Assessment below.
This assessment encourages you to think about careers with a problem-solving mindset by asking:
What problems can I help solve with my abilities and the careers I am interested in?
Your results will identify your top Career With Purpose theme and help guide you toward the modules you may want to explore first.
Complete the Career With Purpose Assessment below: