Question 2		Multiple Choice	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	What should you bring to your advising session to get the most out of the meeting?
		Tentative schedule of courses Alternate choices for the coming term List of questions you have about services at the school All of the above

Question 3		True / False	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Because colleges are constantly changing admissions standards, you are bound by all the terms of the latest catalog.
		True False

Question 4		True / False	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Consider your major as a basis for academic decisions about your major, minor, elective courses, internships, and co-curricular activities.
		True False

Question 5		Fill in the Blank	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	First Year: Check Out Career Possibilities

Question 6		Fill in the Blank	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Second Year: Find ways to get career-related experience

Question 7		Fill in the Blank	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Third Year: Keep gaining experience and learn how to market it

Question 8		Fill in the Blank	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Fourth Year: Decide where and how to market yourselfD

Question 9		True / False	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Our aptitudes are a measurement of past performance.
		True False

Question 10		Fill in the Blank	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Realistic

Question 11		Fill in the Blank	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Investigative

Question 12		Fill in the Blank	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Artistic

Question 13		Fill in the Blank	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Social

Question 14		Fill in the Blank	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Enterprising

Question 15		Fill in the Blank	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Conventional

Question 16		Multiple Choice	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	In writing a resume, there are two ways of organizing your information.
		Chronologically or by objective By objective or by skills By skills or chronologically By experience or by skills

Question 17		Multiple Choice	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Which of the following is recommended when writing a resume?
		Always give grade point average Always state the degree and when you expect to receive it Always include interests in life beyond your work Write an objective that will fit all the different types of jobs you apply for

Question 18		Multiple Choice	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	What does Holland?s model not do for a person seeking a career?
		Allows one to see the potential conflicts he/she may face in a chosen career Links the interests and values most commonly associated with satisfaction in various careers Directs a person to hone the skills needed for a particular career Allows you to see the harmony and conflicts in your various career choices

Question 19		Multiple Choice	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	Dr. John Holland, a psychologist, separates people into six general categories based on differences in their interests, skills, values, and personality characteristics. Which category requires skills, and provides rewards, most fitting for the "sales representative" career field?
		realistic investigative enterprising conventional

Question 20		Multiple Choice	(1.0000 points)
	Question:	The Career Planning Time Line suggests ways you can explore career ideas as you develop qualifications. Which year describes the following: Start building your resume, seek a part-time job related to your career goals, ask your academic advisor about an internship in your field, and shadow a professional on the job in your field of interest.
		First year Second year Third year Fourth year