Part 1 — Discover Me
57 authored items covering six interest areas and nine work-style continua, with mixed-signal reporting rather than a single label.
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The free Snapshot gives you a direction from a small fixed question set. Full Compass builds the whole picture — substantially more evidence, adaptive challenges, and the option of an outside perspective — then reports where the evidence agrees, where it disagrees, and what's worth testing next.
57 authored items covering six interest areas and nine work-style continua, with mixed-signal reporting rather than a single label.
Forty-five performance-based reasoning challenges — five in each of nine areas, from more straightforward to more demanding — across words, numbers, patterns, space, memory, and troubleshooting. Not an IQ test, no passing score.
40 items on the life you want the work to fit into — schooling tolerance, stability, schedule, place, income, and independence — with both poles described fairly.
Adults who have watched the student work contribute what they've actually seen. It never overwrites the student's own answers, and disagreement is reported honestly.
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Compass is a career-exploration and educational-planning tool. It is not a psychological diagnosis, an IQ test, or an employment-selection assessment, and it does not report population norms or percentiles.