The objective of this study is to examine the extent to which intrinsic and extrinsic aspirations predict career commitment (certainty and identification) while exploring how this relationship is mediated by future orientation (career and family domains); among Junior and Senior year high school students. The sample comprised 203 students, with 76.4% identifying as male and 23.6% as female, from private and parochial schools in Metropolitan Lima. The instruments employed demonstrated satisfactory psychometric properties. The proposed mediation model did not exhibit indicators of optimal fit. Consequently, a regression analysis was conducted that accounted for the subcomponents of the future orientation model. In the career domain, both commitment to future orientation and extrinsic aspirations were found to predict certainty in career commitment. Within the family domain, the predictors ...