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How Will Life Atlas Help Us?

Students

  • Help students know how they are individually gifted
  • Expand students’ awareness of many varied career opportunities
  • Connect students with alumni doing work of interest
  • Develop a unique sense of purpose for each student
  • More effectively focus on students’ academic path
  • Engage students in supporting one another’s personal growth and career direction
  • Enlist faculty and staff in supporting the individual direction of each student

Alumni

  • Engage alumni in meaningful contributions to students
  • Enlist alumni as ambassadors of the school
  • Enhance support for alumni seeking career changes or direction

College

  • Enhance collegial relationships among students, staff, and alumni.
  • Easily answer the parents’ question: “How will this college help my teenager find a career?
  • Increase the effectiveness and efficiencies of counselors
  • Promote domestic and international awareness of your college for incoming students
  • Likely increase revenue through increased student enrollment and retention
  • Likely Increase revenue through alumni contributions, now and in the future

Well-being

  • Support and enhance the well-being of your students
  • Support and enhance the communal well-being of your college
  • Support and enhance the financial well-being of your college
The assessments and more importantly, reflection and follow up exercises, were invaluable. Students were really able to see potential paths for themselves and have the tools to guide them through that work.
Jamie DunnDirector of Career Services, St. John’s College
I struggled my first year of college, studying the life sciences. Then I took the Gifts Compass and completed the Discover Your Passion consult. Those assessments gave me a renewed sense of purpose and direction. I changed my major to marketing and the next year, I made the dean’s list.
John Carroll University Student
This type of career interest exploration is much more interactive than filling in bubbles: it causes you to truly examine a career path from all important angles.
Student, St John’s College

Overview of the Life Atlas Program

Students complete a Gifts Compass Inventory to determine their individual gifts and match their Personal Profiles with

the Work Profiles in the Work Profile Database to find the best careers.

The Discover Your Passion assessment helps them narrow their choices to careers they could feel passionate about.

Connections through the Work Profile Database enable them to talk with alumni who are doing the work of interest.

Contact us to learn more or to set up a 15-minute online tour.

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