Career Key  Includes brief inventories on interests, abilities (student's perception only), and values. Linked to the Occupational Outlook Handbook for more information on job titles. Then visit the Dictionary of Occupational Titles  contains descriptions of occupations and estimates of interests and aptitudes assocaited with each occupation. Use your nine-digit Holland Code (see Self Assessment) to locate information on a specific career. 

Keirsey Temperament and Character Sorter, based on the Myers-Briggs Type indicator, this 70 item questionnaire provides feedback on personality type and suitable jobs.

eCHOICES helps you assess and identify your interests, and match those interests with occupations. The site provides information about occupations, colleges, universities, and graduate schools.

The Princeton Review Career Quiz asks you to complete a short questionnaire to help guide you to careers that might be of interest to you.

Personality Type.com helps you discover your personality type and understand which career choices may be the most suitable for your type. Also includes useful information about how your personality affects your relationships.

Values Checklist helps you begin thinking about what might be most important in a career choice (developed by the University of Tennessee)  

VALS Survey explores values, attitudes and life styles.

Career Liftoff® Interest Inventory

RileyGuide.com: Self Assessment Resources