There are over 36,729 possible careers in North America today, and over 284 academic majors. A few will make you very happy. The rest may leave you feeling unsatisfied and trapped. How will you find the one that is best for you? Taking a career test can help. Take the JVIS, and you'll be on your way to peace of mind….and a bright, rewarding future.

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The JVIS is an educational and career planning tool. It provides a detailed snapshot of your interests and how they relate to the world of study and work. It will focus your search for professional and academic satisfaction. You'll have access to links, resources, and industry contacts to help you learn more about the careers and university majors that will help you make the most of your time and talent.

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The JVIS was written by Dr. Douglas Jackson, the same psychologist who developed an intelligence test used to screen NASA astronauts. He is a world authority on the subject of human assessment, and among other honors, was President of the American Psychological Association Division of Measurement, Evaluation and Statistics. The JVIS is one of the most carefully and elaborately constructed psychological instruments ever created.

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	Over 600,000 people have received JVIS reports.
	Results and reports are available immediately.
	University and Career Exploration Guides are provided FREE of charge.

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	Fill out the JVIS survey. It takes about 40 minutes to complete, and can be paused at any time.
	Review your report, and the Career Exploration Guide. These resources not only list specific careers that you will most enjoy, but will also help you make the difficult decisions that lie ahead.

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We've updated the JVIS report with the latest 2007 suggested readings, professional organizations and activities for your top 3 job groups!

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Do you want to play an active part in the development and maintenance of essential elements of our society? Do you enjoy using math and science along with creativity to solve practical problems? If you are interested in how transportation, water treatment, and pollution control systems are designed and built, then consider becoming a Civil Engineer!

Do you enjoy following set procedures, manipulating numbers, or using your skills to analyze problems? Do you like counting beans? If you love leading others and working within a routine you may want to consider a major in accountancy.

U.S. and Canadian reports are available on JVIS.COM.

The JVIS.Com report now features O*Net (U.S.) and NOC (Canadian) job codes linked to extensive web resources.

Live up to your full potential by combining your interests with your personal abilities!

JVIS.COM brings you a comprehensive listing of career-related web sites. We give you quick access to a wide world of resources, helping you find anything from scholarships to job openings.

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