This webpage is a resource that allows you to explore options and activities that are designed to improve your overall college and career readiness so you can pursue your college or career options with a purpose and expand your future options!
In your College and Career Readiness Student Report, locate the section containing the “Top Two Areas of Growth”. Then, find the corresponding sections for those areas below. Select the resiliency skill indicator for a list of recommendations for future improvement.
How well you are able to describe your career interests, skills and values, and the career planning and management skills needed to realize your career goals.
Actively set life goals and seek out opportunities to learn the skills needed to reach those goals. Goal-setting enables you to take advantage of important opportunities that you otherwise would not have chosen.
Identify one or more career goals, have learned something about the nature of these goals, and have a clear idea of the post-secondary pathways needed to achieve these goals.
Determine the extent to which you believe completing a certification, two-year or four-year college degree is important for your future career and life success.
Determine how confident you feel in performing critical academic tasks such as reading textbooks, preparing for tests, and working with others. Confidence is important because it indicates how much effort you will give to learning how to improve on past exams and assignments.
Determine whether you find education meaningful and relevant to your career and life goals. When you find activities and courses to be meaningful and important, you are more likely to put more effort into completing these tasks.
Refers to your perception of how well adults, peers, and educators actively express care and encouragement to you. Success in college depends in part on the ability to re-establish these quality connections and rely on existing family and other adult supports.
How well do you handle difficult academic tasks, balance challenges, and the overall pressure experience. College can be stressful and the ability to effectively manage stress is critical to being successful.
Are you feeling emotionally and psychologically in balance? It is important to learn about your personal, emotional, and psychological signs of distress and know when to seek help and support.
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