UtahMentor Adult Learners

Career Interest Survey - Explore and identify your work-related interests and match those interests with your Holland Codes (Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, and Conventional).

Assessments - Links to additional online assessments (free of charge) to help guide you in developing a career pathway and college program that meets your needs.

• Learning Styles Assessment - Find out your learning style - active or reflective, sensing or intuitive, visual or verbal, sequential or global.

• Work Skills Profiler - Identify your skills and match skills important to you with occupations to find out what type of training you may need.

• Personality Assessment - Discover your personality traits and find out which careers match your personality traits.

  • Short Version - Personality Quiz
  • Long Version - Jung Typology Survey

Career Matching Assistant - Search for careers based on your career interests and educational goals.

Search Careers - You can view comprehensive lists of career descriptions and view Utah career trends (data provided by Utah Department of Workforce Services and the U.S. Department of Labor).

• List of Careers by Occupational Cluster - View career lists sorted by O*NET occupational cluster.

• Alphabetical List of Careers - View O*NET careers sorted alphabetically.

• Fastest Growing Careers in Utah - View jobs in Utah that are in demand.

• Utah 5-Star Jobs - What are the best jobs in Utah?

• Links to Career Resources - Visit other web resources for information on jobs, internships, and volunteering resources.

• Single Mom Foundation - a resource designed to assist single mothers pursue their educational dreams.

• Save Careers to Your eBackpack - Store the results of your career exploration.

Career Information for Adult Learners - Advice and resources for adult learners

Résumé Builder - Build your personal Résumé Builder

College Entrance Examinations (GRE - Graduate Record Examination) - Find out which exams are necessary to take to get into graduate programs.

UtahMajors Guide - This guide will show you the different courses of study at each of our colleges and universities.

College Campus Tools - Tools for you to explore Utah colleges

• Virtual Campus Tours - You can visit Utah schools over the internet.

• Compare Colleges in Utah - You can view the similarities and differences between Utah colleges.

College Q&As

• General Q&As - Common questions about college
• Financial Aid Q&As - Common questions about financial aid
• Distance Learning Q&As - Common questions about distance learning
• Adult Learning Q&As - Common questions about adult learning

UtahMentor allows you to save any work that you have done that is specific to your career and college choices.

You can apply online for admission to participating colleges.

Online Applications

Applying online through UtahMentor has its benefits. UtahMentor's online applications are:

1. Easy to use
   • When you have a UtahMentor account, information from your profile will automatically complete sections of the application.
   • Information saved from one application will automatically populate fields on subsequent applications.
   • You can save your work and finish completing an application at a later date.
     
     
2. Free of charge
   • The Personal Application Manager is free to use but each college has an application fee that must be paid in order for your application to be processed.

USOE (Utah State Office of Education) official adult education website - Find out all you need to know about the adult education program within the state of Utah.

Utah GED Online Information - Do you need your GED before moving on to college? Here is a comprehensive guide to help you attain your GED so you can qualify for additional training.

Looking to finish your high school diploma? Find out the school district that you live in and contact them to find their adult high school diploma program. You may apply up to five credits from the GED exam to an adult high school diploma.

If you are currently working on your high school diploma, you may either supplement your coursework with the Electronic High School or receive your diploma from Electronic High School. The Electronic High School is fully accredited by the Northwest Association of Accredited Schools.

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