Free Career Interest Surveys Every Student Should Take

Students today are making important decisions earlier than ever, including what classes to take, what colleges to consider, and what careers they might pursue. Understanding personal interests isthe first step toward making informed decisions about the future. The following free career interest surveys help students connect their interests to real career pathways, college majors, and scholarship opportunities.

1. O*NET Interest Profiler (My Next Move)

https://onetinterestprofiler.org/

Developed by the U.S. Department of Labor, this tool matches students to hundreds of careers

based on their interests.

1 Takes about 10–20 minutes

2 Matches students to a wide range of careers

3 Based on the RIASEC interest model

4 No login required


2. CareerOneStop Interest Assessment

https://www.careeronestop.org/Toolkit/Careers/interest-assessment.aspx

A quick and reliable tool that connects student interests to career pathways and training

requirements.

1 Approximately 30 questions

2 Takes about 5 minutes

3 Provides career matches, salary data, and education requirements

4 Student-friendly and easy to use


3. Student Career Cluster Interest Survey (Printable)

https://nextsteps-nh.org/resources/interest-and-career-goal-identification/interest-inventories/

A printable option that helps students identify their top career clusters.

1 Printable PDF format

2 Takes about 15 minutes

3 Ideal for classrooms, workshops, or group sessions

4 Helps connect interests to career clusters


Why This Matters for Students

Career assessments help students understand their strengths, explore career options, and make

informed decisions about their education and future goals.

1 Identify interests and strengths

2 Explore aligned career options

3 Make informed academic decisions

4 Increase motivation and direction


Next Steps

Begin exploring your future by taking one of the surveys above, then take the next step with guided

support. Book a session:

https://stcharlestutoringlab.as.me


Contact:

Text 504-215-7820


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