Vast Pathways

Career quiz demos

Your career quizzes, ready to go on your site. Explore what your leads see, what your admissions team receives, and how the quiz shows up on your pages.

Career typesMessage testing

School

Every section below uses this school's own programs, campuses and brand colors.

What each lead sees at the end

Every finished quiz ends on a results page: a career type from their answers and the Asher program that fits it best. These six came from six different sets of answers, run through the live quiz rules.

Step through them, or open any one to see the whole page your lead reads.

Your career archetype

Hands-On Maker

Builder first, Creator close behind.
  • Builder
  • Creator
  • Solver
Your program match
Computer and Network Technician
Certificate program · Dallas
Matched on your Builder strength.
Also worth asking about: Cloud and Computer Security Specialist, Network and Computer Systems Administration
Came from the Computer and Network Technician program page
1 of 6: Jamie, Hands-On Maker

What the student sees, and what your CRM receives

Every finished quiz arrives in your CRM in the format your team prefers: mapped fields, a note on the record, or tags. Here is one sample lead.

On their screen
Your career archetype

Empathetic Creator

Creator first, Guide close behind.
  • Creator
  • Guide
  • Organizer
Your program match
Business Administration Degree
Degree program · Sacramento
Matched on your Guide strength.
Also worth asking about: Office Accounting, Cloud and Computer Security Specialist
In your CRM
Maria DelgadoCall today

Contact

Email
m.delgado@example.com
Phone
555-0148
Campus
Sacramento campus
Source
Business Administration Degree page on your site
Submitted
Today, 10:42 AM
Consent
Agreed to be contacted, consent text and time stored with the lead

For your admissions team

Matched program
Business Administration Degree
Career type
Empathetic Creator (Creator and Guide)
Readiness
9 out of 10
What's in the way
Paying for it, Childcare while I am in class
Open the call with
Confirm the tour first: they asked for next week, evening.
Full summary note

Call today. Matched to Business Administration Degree. Empathetic Creator (Creator and Guide). Arrived from the Business Administration Degree page.

Why they are looking Situation: Pretty stuck, and ready for a change. Readiness to change: 9 out of 10. What is missing: the paycheck does not match the effort; there is no obvious next rung to climb. Three years out they want steady support for their family.

Fit and logistics Wants: helping people directly, creative freedom in how I work. Can attend: evening classes. Education: GED or equivalent.

Raise these before they do Paying for it Childcare while I am in class

What they did after the quiz Results emailed to m.delgado@example.com. Requested a tour: next week, evening. Clicked through to the online application.

Quiz embeds for your website

Pick a format and a message to see the quiz on a stand-in of your own page. Every button opens the Asher quiz.

Format
Message

Asks whether the career fits them

Tile. A sidebar or in-content block, the slot a stock photo usually fills.

Each visitor sees one message consistently across your site. We keep the one that turns the most visitors into finished quizzes, sitewide or per program. See how a test is read

The quiz after your ad or landing page form

These leads have already given you their details through an ad or a landing page. The thank-you page invites them to take the career quiz next, and because the link carries their details, they never type anything again and the result attaches to the same lead.

  1. They submit your ad or landing page formYour lead is created the way it is today.
  2. Your thank-you page shows the quiz inviteThe link already carries who they are.
  3. Their result joins the lead they already createdNo second form, no duplicate record.
What they see

Thanks, Jamie.

An admissions representative will reach out within one business day.

Linking from a program page or an ad

Every entry uses the same ?program= link with the program's own page slug, so a button on a program page can pass along the program the visitor is already reading about. What changes is how firmly the quiz holds on to it.

From a program page. Someone reading about a program is still browsing. The quiz opens with that program already selected so they never retype what they just clicked, but they can pick a different program or step back out to the other areas. Whatever they end on is what the result gives them.

From an ad. Add &lock=1. The click was paid for on that program, so the quiz skips the program questions and the result is that program, whatever the answers say. The career type and strengths still appear, so your admissions team can see when someone leans elsewhere, but the prospect is never told the thing they clicked was wrong.

Add ?debug=1 to any quiz to see the captured payload at the result, including every activity recorded against the lead.

Sample quizzes. Nothing entered here is saved or sent anywhere.