Every fall, the Junior Class at Cascade High School takes the ASVAB assessment. This assessment provides them with valuable information even if students are not interested in a military career after graduation. A recruiter came to the school on October 6th to administer the assessment and returned October 26th to go over the results with the students. Juniors received a paper copy of their results, but the real magic happened when they logged into their profile online. Students took time to take an interest survey, then the program matches their interests with their skills from the exam to generate a list of possible careers they would do well at. From here, students can click on the suggested careers and see the beginning and average salary by state, any degrees or certificates required, and even find a list of colleges and the cost per year of each institution. Students also have the ability to search for a specific career and see if they need to improve in any area to better their chances of obtaining such a job. As Juniors poured over the tailored information today, you could have heard a pin drop in the computer lab. Cascade High School looks forward to seeing what these students will do with this information and where their future leads them!