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Vocational Interest Survey
What is this?
It’s what is called a “vocational interest survey,” and it has been used by more than 600,000 people to match their unique set of interests with career and academic fields. It consists of 289 pairs of statements. You choose the one that best describes you. Because the test is culturally sensitive, it is only available to prospective students living in North America.
How long will it take?
It will take 20 to 45 minutes, depending upon how much you ponder each choice you must make.
What does it cost?
Andrew Jackson University absorbs 100% of the cost in exchange for some information about you (see below).
What will I receive once you have the results?
You’ll receive two things. One, an 18-page report providing you with detailed insight and specific recommendations regarding careers and academic paths. And two, a call from our staff explaining how to interpret the report.
Will I be obligated in any way?
No. But we hope you will look at our courses and degree programs, especially the ones that fit the career you’re now in – or the one that you choose to follow.
To participate in the assessment you must live in North America. Please complete the form below. You’ll receive an email within one business day with instructions for accessing the assessment.
* Required Information
 
 
Name
* First:  MI:  * Last:
Mailing Address
*Address:
(Line 2):
*City:
*State:
Other:
*Zip Code:
*Country:
Phone & E-mail
*Home Phone:
Work Phone:
Cell Phone:
   Best Daytime Number to Call:
* E-mail Address:
Additional Information
You heard about AJU from:
Name of Source:
Program of Interest:
When do you expect to start the program?
What is your highest level of education?
Are you in the US Military? If so, which branch?
Any comments or questions?
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