Adversity quotient is one of the intelligences possessed by a person in managing difficulties into a challenge that must be resolved to achieve certain goals. So that the adversity quotient must be owned by students to face various difficulties in completing lectures. However, during the Covid-19 pandemic, student activity became limited, both in following the learning process and guidance in completing final assignments in the form of a thesis, which was increasingly difficult. The purpose of this study was to determine the level of adversity quotient of students during the Covid-19 pandemic. This research method is descriptive quantitative. The sample in this study numbered 237 students and were selected using proportional random sampling technique. This study uses an adversity quotient scale with a reliability level of 0.924 in the very good category. The data analysis technique used the score range/categorization formula. The results showed 7.2% or 17 guidance and counseling students had low adversity quotient, 67.1% or 159 students had medium adversity quotient and 25.7% or 61 students had high adversity quotient. It can be concluded that students in general tend to have a moderate adversity quotient during the Covid-19 epidemic. These findings indicate it is necessary to conduct a college level counseling and guidance program to increase the adversity quotient of students.
This literature study of guidance and counseling service programs in high school careers aim to be able to plan careers in the future. Many challenges will be faced by students in determining careers, including career uncertainty, access to information and career development programs, and economic and technological challenges. To anticipate the challenges of the hands it is necessary for universities to provide optimal service to the development of student careers. The existence of a super theory career guidance program that focuses on developing vocational identity (vocational identity) in early adulthood, is expected to help early adults in developing vocational identities as a whole, so that adolescents avoid the confusion of role confusion, especially the role of vocational identity.Keywords: Theory Super, Guidance And Counseling, Career
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