Students

High schoolers, want to start college ahead of the curve with a sense of focus and direction?

College students, are your anxiety levels out of control because you have three majors and a full course load every semester, yet still have no clue what you want to do after you receive your degree?

 
THAT’S WHERE oneTRUEzone STEPS IN TO HELP OUT!

 Being a student in this day and age isn’t easy, right? You are expected to know what you want to do with your life and how you are going do it. You are expected to be smart, be competitive, be creative, deal with pressures and all the while, become financially successful. You are expected to prepare for everything in your life such as tests, athletic events, and interviews. How are you preparing for your ideal career path?

10 Common Mistakes College Students Make

  1. Many new college students don’t know what they want to gain from their college experience. Although they do not need to choose a major early or know what career they would love, they need to begin to pay close attention to exactly what excites and interests them and what does not, so they can put the pieces together later.
  2. Many students select a major because it is the ‘hot’ one on the market at the time. This is a mistake because trends change from year to year.
  3. Many students try to “fit themselves into a major” instead of “fitting the major to themselves.” Most often, they don’t choose one that excites and interests them.
  4. Students choose a major erroneously thinking it will train them for a specific job or career. Instead, they should learn to develop their aptitude and abilities to use in life and for the many possible career choices.
  5. Students don’t realize that a college major does not prepare them for a career. Many other important 3D experiences are essential to get the ‘feel’ for what they may love to do.
  6. Many students will choose a career path before understanding much about the actual work on a day-to-day basis.
  7. Frequently, students choose careers based on biased or incomplete information, or on things that will mean less and less to them as time goes by. They need to explore and ask a lot of questions whenever something or someone’s career fascinates them.
  8. Students are often exposed only to a small number of careers, usually through family and their social circles. This does not give them the opportunity to explore the full range of career choices.
  9. Too often, college students focus on building resumes instead of building skills. While a resume is a valuable tool, it is not nearly as important as what a student learns and takes away from an experience that can lead him or her to the ultimate career choice. While a great resume may help, passion and knowing the best career path will provide exactly what students will need in those ‘career seeking’ conversations they will have later.
  10. Often – because they are unsure of which career to choose— they do very little, or nothing, to prepare themselves for any career. This may be the biggest mistake.

By knowing where you are heading, it is infinitely easier to apply yourself to your studies and your future, as everything begins to fit together. At oneTRUEzone, we are committed to changing the course of your college life and, as a result, your career and your future. We want you to ultimately do what you love and love what we do. We know you do, too.

The benefits of completing the oneTRUEzone process:

Your career can take off.

You will have more fun.

You will find a job that fits the essence of you.

You will not feel as though you are working.

You will be excited when Monday rolls around.

You will have the ability to create wealth, with the help of our resources and recommendations.

You will have the chance to make a living doing what you love!

The Story of Sara’s oneTRUEzone Journey

“When I met with Helene to learn the oneTRUEzone process, I was at a total loss for what I wanted to do. It was the summer before my senior year of college. Up to that point in college, I had thought I wanted to go into journalism. After some thought, I decided it was not the career for me. I realized that I was out of touch with my own skills and passions. Helene guided me through key experiences in my life, and in the process, I discovered what I was good at, what I liked, and what I felt driven to do. For me, the most exciting part was discovering my unique "gift," which has guided my job search ever since. I was offered a job that is not only aligned with my "gift," but also my passion and purpose. I am so grateful to Helene and oneTRUEzone for giving me the tools to discover and begin following my own ideal career path.”

-Sara
Graduate of University of Pennsylvania 2010


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