Career Objective  Final Final Project Frequently Asked Questions Home Page  

Required text: Marsha Sinetar, Do What You Love, The Money Will Follow,  New York: Dell Publishing, 1987
Required text: Jack L. Rettig, Careers, Belmont, California: Fearon/Janus/Quercus, 1986

 Abbreviated Assignments, Grading, and Point System  Click on assignments below to view the contents. Be sure to review the Frequently Asked  Questions before beginning the lessons.

Date Assignment Due Lessons Assignment Daily points Cumulative Points
  1 Why do I want to take this course? 5 5
  2 How do others influence my choices? 5 10
  3 What is my "Right Livelihood"? 10 20
  4 Do I do what I say I do? 10 30
  5 How do I know where I am going? 5 35
  6 What is taking an inventory? 5 40
  7 Who is in charge? 5 45
  8 What are theories of career choices? 5 50
  9 What occupations have I considered? 5 55
  10 Who Am I? 5 60
  11 What is my self-concept? 5 65
  12 What should I do ? 5 70
  13 What is my life's purpose? 10 80
  14,15,&16 What makes me happy? 15 95
  17 What are my needs and my wants? 10 105
  18 What is Maslow's hierarchy of needs? 10 115
  19 What would I do with $10000000? 5 120
  20 How can I assess my needs? 5 125
  21,22,23 How can I construct my graph? 15 140
  24 What is my resistance to career success? 5 145
  25 What is work? 5 150
  26 -27 What is your favorite definition of work? 10 160
  28 Do What You Love The $ Will Follow. 5 165
  29 What are the future projections of work? 10 175
  30 Who makes the most money? 5 180
  Career Test What is the 16PF Questionnaire? 50 235
  31 What are my odds for a good match? 20 255
  32 What are the "Three Laws?" 20 275
  33 Career Field Project 150 425
    Career Final 50 475
  EXTRA CREDIT What career inventories can I take as extra credit? 50 525
    16PF Sample Profile.    

When assignments are completed successfully, you receive points which are accumulative up to 400. The dates are suggested deadlines for assignments but you may change them as needed to meet your timeline. Send your updated schedule to your instructor. See the abbreviated point calculations below to obtain your grade point average.

Grading System

Percent

Points

Decimal points

Grade Equivalent

 

 

 

 

100

400

4.00

A+

93

370

3.7

A

89

340

3.4

A-

86

310

3.1

B+

83

280

2.8

B

79

240

2.4

B-

78

210

2.1

C+

73

180

1.8

C

69

140

1.4

C-

68

130

1.3

D+

66

100

1.0

D

61

70

.70

D-

60

60

.60

NC

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Instructor: Robert D. Brehm, M.A.

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