At Career & Calling we are here to help all along your journey of Life Calling. Life Calling is much more than a job or vocation as Henri Nouwen describes below. At the OCC you will find resources to help in: choosing a major, career assessments, internships, graduate school, diverse populations, job search, job fairs and resume writing. Of course, we are always available to talk and discuss your personal path.
Discovering your calling is a journey. We would like to travel with you through the process providing resources, tools, and support. Your calling is more than your major or career, it is about who you are and what you can contribute to the world.
At Asbury, the Office of Career & Calling walks alongside students as they discover not just what they want to do, but who God is calling them to be. Through the S.O.A.R. Plan:
students are guided step by step in discerning their gifts, exploring opportunities, making intentional choices, and stepping confidently into their calling.
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Curious about where your major can take you? What Can I Do With This Major? offers 100+ major profiles that highlight common career paths, the kinds of employers who hire in each field, and practical strategies to make the most of your opportunities, and much more to help you on your career journey.
Individuals have the opportunity to take a variety of Personal Strength Assessments to provide more clarity around their human uniqueness. Coaches review the results during coaching sessions, classes, training, or personal one-on-ones, and help individuals decide how to integrate this new information into their sense of life calling and development process.
Explore free career assessments that connect your personality, talents, and interests with real-world jobs at Truity. Built on the Holland Code and Big Five models, these tools help you discover careers that fit you best.
Use the O*NET Interest Profiler to discover your interests and how they connect to careers. This tool helps you identify what you enjoy and explore jobs that align with your strengths.
The GRE Subject tests are achievement tests that measure your knowledge and skill level in a particular field of study. They are intended for students who have an undergraduate major or extensive background in one the of the following disciplines:
The GRE Subject Test Scores are used by admissions or fellowship panels to supplement your undergraduate records, recommendation letters and other qualifications for graduate-level study.
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Career & Calling
careerandcalling@asbury.edu
(859) 858-3511 ext 2401
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Internships are a vital step in your college journey. They allow you to put classroom knowledge into practice, work alongside professionals, and explore your future career path. Internships strengthen your résumé and give you a competitive edge.