Implementations include:
Orientation
Courses
As part of Career Launch Experienital Learning Curricula
Federal Work Study
On-campus student employers
Internships
and more.
Developed in partnership with NACE

Better data to drive better career outcomes

Establish a baseline
Learn where students stand the moment they enter your institution.

Drive resource usage
Increase student engagement with the career resources you already offer.

Improve WBL
Expand work-based learning and internships with better-prepared students

Track growth to exit
Measure how each student grows from first-year to graduation.
Drive change across NACE competencies







“99% of our incoming students completed 'The Inventory' this year! The baseline data allows us to identify and impact the students who need it the most. The data also leads to more informed decisions in academic affairs and student affairs. Our administration appreciates the rich data provided in our customized dashboards.”

Shannon McPartlon
Assistant Vice President of Partnerships
College for Creative Studies


Data analysis tools to measure progress
Student-level reporting
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Institution-level reporting
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How you can use Career Launch Inventory data
View real-time macro, segmented, and individual student results in one place
Benchmark career readiness and social capital across student populations
Segment data by Academic Affairs and Student Affairs attributes
Identify the students who need support most and route them to resources
Customize dashboards and charts for your team's specific KPIs
Export individual, segmented, or aggregate data in your preferred format

When students see lower scores, the platform routes them to resources your campus already offers.

"We are implementing the Career Readiness Inventory campus-wide to gather longitudinal, macro, and segmented student population data.
By assessing our students from the beginning to the end of their experience, we gain valuable insights that enable us to more effectively identify the career development services specific student populations need."
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Erica Estes
Assistant Vice Chancellor & Executive Director, Offices of Career Connections
University of Arkansas

