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Helping students make purposeful decisions before starting their college journey

Aptitude Testing

Aptitude testing

$400

Aptitude testing is based on your performance, not your perception. Results based on timed performance are far more reliable than results based on self-perception or personal opinion. See the research, HAB Technology and Research. 2.5 hours. 

The Highlands Ability Battery (HAB) is a human assessment tool that objectively measures your natural abilities by asking you to perform specific tasks or exercises. As part of the Highlands Whole Person Model, the HAB is the foundation and starting point to identify the career best suited for you.

The HAB was founded on the work of research scientist Johnson O’Connor, who devoted his life to the study of human engineering. Almost a century of research that began with Johnson O’Connor and continues through the Johnson O’Connor Research Foundation, has established that every individual is born with a pattern of abilities unique to him or her.

Application process from start to finiSH
$1000 

This package includes Aptitude Testing as well as help with choosing the right college, and guiding you through the whole application process. HAB assessment plus up to five hours of coaching. 

We will use the results of your HAB and help you through the entire application process. 

 

Learn the step-by-step process to navigate your college applications. 

This package includes all the training you need to make purposeful decisions about your postsecondary options. 

  • HAB Debrief 

  • Interest Inventory 

  • Values Clarification

  • Counseling in the whole person model

  • College Visit Advice 

  • Application Process

  • Financial Aid Information 

  • Transition to College 

 

Finding your dream job does not need to be stressful. We will help you navigate the entire process. 

Application Process
intro to the college search

INTRODUCTION TO THE COLLEGE SEARCH
$150

Not sure where to begin? Start here. 

  • Counseling session to listen to your questions

  • Introduction to online career and college search tools

  • O'Net research tools

  • Tips for narrowing down your college search

  • Tips for the college visit

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