This assessment will ask you to analyze patterns, behaviors, and attitudes in 10 different areas. Those areas are responsibility/control, competition, task planning, expectations, family involvement, college involvement, time management, wellness, precision, and persistence. Prompt: What did you learn from the CSFI assessment? What are your strengths? Which areas need improvement?

@9@00@@3@G Good Average Watchline Responsibility Competition Task Expectations Wellness Time College Family Precision Persistence &Control Planning Management Involvement Involvement The CSFI is not a test you pass or fail, but it does represent a set of factors critical to College Success. Your score represents how you compare with other students around the country who have been successful. The range for each factor is from 10 (high success) to 50 (low success). Keep in mind, the lower your score is in a given factor, the higher your potential for success in college. When you click on your score, you can view the questions that are correlated to the factor, your answers and score. First, look for the factors where you did well and were above the watchline. Next, look for areas below the watchline. These are the areas that need improvement and your attention. Click on the name of the factor to receive tips and advice on how to start on a journey to success in college. You may also nd other areas that you would like to strengthen. Go to these areas next and build a concrete plan to achieve your college and career goals. Click on the numerical score below each factor name to see the questions that make up each factor and how you answered them