Your aptitudes are the same at 16 as they are at 60. So, unlike personality tests or interest inventories, they never change. They try and match your aptitudes to different job profiles. Helped me tremendously.

And it’s not my business, it’s a non-profit that does the testing.

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Posted by slacker130

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Posted on 8/23/19 at 7:15 am to Aubie Spr96

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Your aptitudes are the same at 16 as they are at 60. So, unlike personality tests or interest inventories, they never change. They try and match your aptitudes to different job profiles. Helped me tremendously.

I did it back in 1994ish, when I was close to graduation in college. I sent my first kid the summer before college. I think it's a piece of the puzzle needed to find what makes you happy.

Looking back at my scores, I can definitely see why I'm happy doing what I do now.

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Posted by LanierSpots

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Posted on 8/23/19 at 8:26 am to Aubie Spr96

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Your aptitudes are the same at 16 as they are at 60.

That teacher lady made me take those aptitude tests when I was 9 years old. I told here I didnt need no test, I knew what I wanted to do

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Posted by Aubie Spr96

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Member since Dec 2009

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Posted on 8/23/19 at 8:28 am to slacker130

I wish someone had made me go when I was a JR or SR in college. I hate that I waited until my 40's to go, but it is still the best money I've ever spent. I made sure that both of my kids had it done their senior year of high school. It's not expensive especially when compared to wasting years on a bad major or even more years (like I did) in a career you hate.

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