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The things about my results that surprised me was that I share the same personality as Taylor Swift, Bill Clinton, Jennifer Lopez, and Tyra Banks. The things that didn’t surprise me were my strengths and weaknesses because I somewhat already knew them, my results just made them a lot more clear to me. Finally, when my results told me the career path of teaching was good for me, that didn't surprise me because I had always found that interesting and like something I would want to do.

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Some of the career paths suggested for my personality type were teaching, monotony and routine work, being an accountant, and religious work and counseling. Teaching was suggested because consuls are supportive and friendly enough to keep the authority from feeling overbearing. Monotony and routine work was suggested because consuls are happy to do what needs to be done. Being an accountant was suggested because of my dependability and practical skills combining together to make a really good personality for an accountant. Finally, religious work and counseling are advised for consuls because they find it hard to be satisfied unless they know they’ve done something valuable for another person, and in this career field they can do so.

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3 weaknesses of a Consul consist of being worried about their social status, being inflexible, and being vulnerable to criticism. These traits may not be so helpful to me in the future so it’s a good thing that I am aware of these weaknesses ahead of time so I know how to handle them.

My first weakness was being worried about my social status. This basically means that my preoccupation with my social status and influence affects many decisions I make, potentially limiting my creativity and open-mindedness. Another one of my weaknesses is being inflexible. This means that I can be very cautious, even critical of unconventional or outside mainstream. Finally being vulnerable to criticism means that I’m very conflict-averse and very defensive. Knowing and being aware of these traits is very good for my future because I’ll know how to handle these things.

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5 strengths of a Consul consist of strong practical skills, a strong sense of duty, very loyal, sensitive and warm, and good at connecting with others. Strong practical skills mean that I’m a very good manager of day-to-day tasks and routine management. Those skills will definitely be beneficial to me later on in life. The next one of my skills is having a strong sense of duty which means I have a strong sense of responsibility and that I strive to meet obligations. This will also help me with college and later on when I get a job. Another one of my skills is that I tend to be very loyal and that means that I’m very trustworthy with a partner or employees, it also means that I value stability and security very highly. Sensitive and warm means I seek harmony and care deeply about other people's feelings and I try not to offend or hurt anyone on purpose. Finally, being good at connecting with others means that I tend to be social, comfortable with people, and well liked. All of these skills combined will hopefully help me with my future colleges and career path.

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By looking at my scores, I’ve learned that I tend to like the social part of school more than the learning part. However, I have certain strengths in certain classes that make me enjoy certain classes more than others. I did learn that I tend to be an active learner and I tend to do things because it helps me learn, not just because I have to. Philosophy really interests me and the life of mind is a very cool subject in my opinion. College is not going to be as hard for me as it is for others because I’ll most likely be able to handle the tasks that they make us do, so that will make it easier for me. I’m somewhat independent, and this skill will hopefully grow as I get older. Looking at my scores taught me that I view college as a way to achieve many lifetime goals and that I care about the world and should choose a career that helps me pursue my love of the world. Finally, the scores have taught me that I’m in touch with my strengths and weaknesses, I need to choose a college that will help me have a balanced life and even though I may have some concerns about college, my attitude is generally positive towards it.

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Visual Learning Tips:

Sit near the front of the classroom. (It won't mean you're the teacher's pet!)

Have your eyesight checked on a regular basis.

Use flashcards to learn new words.

Try to visualize things that you hear or things that are read to you.

Write down key words, ideas, or instructions.

Draw pictures to help explain new concepts and then explain the pictures.

Color code things.

Avoid distractions during study times.

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Based on what I’ve learned so far while doing my research, some things that might prevent me from going to college are mainly the cost. Although some colleges give you better deals than others do, college is still very expensive. I’ve also learned that not all the colleges you want to go to have the majors that interest you, so that could stop me from going to college. If only college that had the major I wanted was boring and not well known I probably wouldn’t want to go to college or I just wouldn’t go to college. Another factor that would prevent me from going to college is transportation. I would want to be able to bring my car, and if I wasn’t allowed to do that I wouldn’t want to go to college. Finally, the amount of work I feel like would make me dread college or make me super stressed, so that adds on to the reasons I wouldn't want to go.

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Some things I’ve learned about colleges from my research is they tend to treat you like an adult. I know that because by observing their housing choices, they tend to let you choose what you feel is best for you and regular high schools don’t do that. I’ve also learned that the longer you are at college, the more privileges they give you. For example, your freshman year at OSU you’re not allowed to have a car, but as times advance the following year you are. Finally, I’ve learned that State Universities usually have more students than private colleges or less known colleges do.

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The college I liked the least was Otterbein University. One reason I disliked Otterbein University was because it did not have any majors that highly interested me, so instead of picking majors I liked for this college, I had to pick majors I’d be content with for this college. Another reason I disliked this college the most is because it’s farther away than OSU is and it would take me longer to drive there than it would at OSU. Otterbein is also not in a very interesting place like the other colleges were. For example Marshall University is in a different state, and that would be fun to explore. While North Carolina State University is around a beach, that would make staying there very fun. Overall Otterbein is somewhat boring, and doesn’t really have any benefits to it so it would be a waste of time and money.

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Of the four colleges I researched, the one I liked the best was Ohio State University. I liked OSU the best because it was the closest to my house, so that way anytime I wanted to see my family and friends I could just drive to them and be there within 30 minutes. I also liked OSU because one of my original interests in majors was occupational therapy, and OSU has that listed as one of their majors. Lots of the other colleges didn’t have that, so I had to explore and find new things I could possibly like. Finally, the last reason OSU was my favorite college was because of the housing arrangements. Some colleges I researched were more basic than the other colleges, OSU had a wide variety of housing and they had housing arrangements that appealed to me more than the others.

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After exploring the four colleges, some things that really stood out to me were the majors the colleges had available, the location of the college and the housing that was available. These things were very important to me in deciding what colleges I wanted to go to so I had to take them into consideration.

The majors stood out to me because I was planning on being a lawyer or an occupational therapist but sometimes those majors weren’t always available, so it made me look and see what other things might sound interesting. The locations of the colleges also stood out to me because of the places around the college. For example if I went to North Carolina State University it would be very different from Ohio State University because the college in North Carolina would have a beach and cool landmarks, while Ohio State does not have anything close to a beach. Finally, the housing available stood out to me because I might be married by the time I’m in college and I might want to share a room with my husband, or I might just want to stay in an all girls dorm.