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One of my highest percentages in the assessment was Multimedia, with 91.67%. The most interesting career that I found in that field was Graphic Design. You need to have a bachelor's degree in graphic design as well as a portfolio. It sounds interesting to me because I enjoy designing things like posters and online things in general like slides. My next highest was The Arts, which also had a 91.67%. The most appealing job I found was Architect. This is the job I did this project on last year. I love making and designing things, as I said with Graphic Design. You should take science and math classes leading up to your career as an architect. A bachelors degree in architecture is required. My third highest percentage was Engineering. It had a 75%. The most appealing job in that field to me was Agriculture Engineer. A bachelor's degree for this job is required. Those are my top jobs and percentages for each!

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Something that surprised me was how accurate this was. Most of the traits it listed were true about me. For example, I am very competitive, and just by my survey, it guessed that. I was surprised that it guessed that I am creative and artsy, because it is true. I am not surprised that it thought I was curious, because based on my answers you could easily tell. That is what surprised me and what didn’t surprise me about my results.

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Some suggested career paths that were in my packet were being an artist, musician, photographer, and even a small business starter. A suggestion was to start a shop on a website like Etsy. The article explains that I would feel better in creative jobs, rather than a 9-5 working job. It explains how Adventurers loathe sitting in colorless, unchanging environments. I feel like that is very true, I would probably get bored. Those are some of the career paths suggested.

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One of my weaknesses is that I am fiercely independent. I feel like this is the least correct out of the ones I’ve seen, if I am being honest, I am not really fiercely independent. I usually can get assignments done and turned in, but I am not really good at managing my time and my things to do. Another weakness that I have is that I am overly competitive. One of my friends is like this as well, and it is super common that we compete to see who has better percentages in each class category. I am really competitive in sports, and I honestly don’t really take losses lightly if I compete. The last weakness that stood out to me is that I am easily stressed. I do get easily stressed, especially around big rabbit shows, quizzes, and the end of the year state tests. Those are some of my personality type’s weaknesses.

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One of my strengths is how I am sensitive to others emotions, which can help stop conflict. Another one of mine is that I am imaginative, which I feel like is pretty true. I like to make art, and you need imagination to make original art. That is why I think that this is accurate. One of my other strengths is being passionate, and when I have a goal, I am pretty set on reaching that objective or goal. I enjoy doing things that I am passionate about, such as owning a rabbitry. My next trait is being curious, which means that I need to see and explore for myself instead of just listening. I feel like this is true, as I do enjoy exploring and being curious. My last and probably most relatable strength is being artistic. Adventurers show their creativity in tangible ways, and it usually turns out well. This trait also pulls being curious and imaginative together. I love making art, and art was probably one of my favorite classes this school year. I enjoyed making art on my own, as well. Those are the five strengths that I saw in my summary that stood out to me.

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With my scores in mind, I’ve decided a bigger college would be better for me. According to my results, I am interested and committed to learning, and lectures in larger classrooms would suit me better than a smaller college. I would likely do well in larger classes, as my results read that I am likely to have good note-taking and prioritizing skills. Another reason that I should go to a larger college is because according to my results, my academic needs are less demanding. On the contrary, my results also explained that I am still transitioning from dependence to independence, so until I am fully independent, I should keep a smaller college in mind. A recommendation that I received was to choose a college where I am academically similar to most of the students. Those are some of the things that the results I received showed me.

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Visual

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.

Auditory-

Sit where you can hear.

Have your hearing checked on a regular basis.

Use flashcards to learn new words; read them out loud.

Read stories, assignments, or directions out loud.

Record yourself spelling words and then listen to the recording.

Have test questions read to you out loud.

Study new material by reading it out loud.

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What Might Prevent Me From Going to College?

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What Might Prevent Me From Going to College?

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One of the things that might prevent me from going to college is the price. One of my colleges costs $72,550 per year. If you add it all up, that is a lot of money. The average income in Ohio is only about $56,000 a year. That’s an extra $16,550 that you would have to get per year, and that’s without taxes, groceries, bills, and other expenses. That is why money might prevent me from going to college.

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The college that I liked the least was the University of Miami. This is mostly because it is really expensive to attend, and the acceptance rate is only 27%, which is the lowest out of all four colleges that I chose to research. I wish that students in their first year could own a car, but in this college, they can’t. The sports at the University of Miami weren’t as interesting to me as the other colleges. That is why I liked the University of Miami the least.

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I was surprised to see that my smaller colleges have lower acceptance rates than my bigger colleges. For example, one of my smaller colleges that has about one thousand people has an acceptance rate of 27%. This doesn’t apply to schools like Harvard or Yale, whose acceptance rate is below 10%. One of the things that really stood out to me were the prices of college. I knew that college was really expensive, but to think that colleges can be fifty- seventy thousand dollars a year is just insane. The average income per year is only fifty thousand, and some colleges are over that amount per year. That much money for education to help with your career is a lot. That is why the price of colleges stood out to me. Those are some of the things that I learned about colleges that I have researched.

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Of the four colleges that I researched, I liked the University of Dallas. I liked that I could have my own apartment, instead of the only choice being with a roommate. It also includes track in the sports, which I am planning on doing anyway. I liked that a special study option was to study abroad, which sounds fun and enjoyable. You can also apply for an internship at this college. That is why I liked the University of Dallas.

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One of the things that really stood out to me were the prices of college. I knew that college was really expensive, but to think that colleges can be fifty- seventy thousand dollars a year is just insane. The average income per year is only fifty thousand, and some colleges are over that amount per year. That much money for education to help with your career is a lot. That is why the price of colleges stood out to me.
Another thing that stood out to me were the housing options. I was always told that you would be in a small room in a huge dorm building with one roommate or more. I liked that in most of the colleges that I looked at, there were many options, like roommate apartments, coed housing, single apartments, and more. It is nice to see so many choices and get to pick at least something that you like, especially if you are paying thousands of dollars for this experience at college.