Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery - Career Exploration Program (ASVAB CEP)
Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery - Career Exploration Program (ASVAB CEP)
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The ASVAB CEP will be administered to interested juniors and seniors on Dec 6th. This is an aptitude assessment and open to those students interested in career exploration. The ASVAB CEP will be administered by the US Armed Forces; however, the results will not be reported to them. There is no military obligation. This is solely for students to explore their interests, identify their skills, and explore careers that may be a good fit. Within two weeks of taking the ASVAB CEP, students will receive a ASVAB CEP Summary Results Sheet. On Jan 3rd, we will meet again to discuss and understand the scores. Scores will also be available online. Students can sign up in the College & Career Center
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