Select an area to see your overall score vs. the benchmark, your personalized feedback and action steps, and (optionally) the three items behind the score.
Your relationship with God is a genuine anchor for you. You experience God as personally present and let your faith shape real decisions, and you are plugged into a community that supports your growth. This is a clear area of strength to keep building on.
Character is a genuine strength for you. You show real love and compassion toward the people in your life, and you carry a settled peace that does not depend on how your circumstances are going. The growth edge is self-discipline — setting aside what you want now for what matters most — which is the piece most likely to be tested during a demanding term.
You are reasonably satisfied with life and experience more good days than hard ones, though you are running a bit below the benchmark. You feel some momentum toward your goals, but there is room to feel more consistently that your life is going the way you want it to.
You feel connected and generally have supportive relationships, sitting right around the benchmark. Your closest relationships are a source of strength; the growth edge is deepening your sense of belonging so connection feels steady rather than situational.
This is the area where you are carrying the most weight right now. Coping with stress and steadying your emotions is taking real effort, and you are scoring below the benchmark. This is common in the first year of college and very responsive to a few concrete supports. Be patient and kind with yourself here.
Your relationship with screens and digital media is roughly balanced and slightly ahead of the benchmark. You can focus when you need to, but regular disconnection is where you have the most room to grow toward a rhythm that protects your attention and rest.
Your physical well-being is a strength. You are active, generally healthy, and largely free of pain that gets in your way, and you are ahead of the benchmark. The goal here is to protect these habits through the busier, higher-stress stretches of the semester.
Finances are a real source of pressure for you right now, and you are scoring below the benchmark. Feeling in control of money is the growth edge. The encouraging news is that basic budgeting skills move this area quickly, and small habits compound.
You find a sense of purpose in your work and are developing in meaningful ways, right around the benchmark. Your work-life rhythm is the piece with the most room to grow so that purpose does not come at the cost of rest.
You enjoy learning and have goals that matter to you, sitting just under the benchmark. Your motivation is a real asset; the growth edge is coping with academic challenges so setbacks feel like part of the process rather than a verdict.
You have a clear sense of purpose that guides your decisions and a felt sense that your life matters and fits together, right around the benchmark and firmly in the thriving range. This is a durable strength that tends to steady the other areas of your life.
You connect with nature, generally have access to clean and safe spaces, and try to live sustainably, right around the benchmark. This area supports your well-being quietly; small, regular contact with the natural world is worth protecting.
For each area of life, the specific things you marked as going well or not going well. The percentage shows how many peers in the benchmark marked the same.
Your faith practices and orientation, compared with the benchmark.
How often you engage in each activity (1 = Never · 2 = Once a month or less · 3 = 2-3 times a month · 4 = 1-2 times a week · 5 = 3-6 times a week · 6 = Daily or more often)
My Christian faith and beliefs lie behind my whole approach to life.
Your response: 4 - Mostly true of me
Over the past year, how often did you interact with someone in an evangelistic or discipling relationship?
Your response: Weekly
In the past month, on average, how many days per week did you read or listen to the Bible?
Your response: 5
The checkmark shows your answer to each question; the percentage bars show the distribution of answers across the benchmark group.