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My top 3 career paths were Finance, Technology, and Science. In every field, a Bachelor's Degree is either recommended, or mandatory. Of the fields, the path I want to take is Science. In the Science field, the career that I want to pursue the most is Meteorology.

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16 Personalities Test- Surprising/Not Surprising

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16 Personalities Test- Surprising/Not Surprising

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I think what surprised me a lot, was that Protagonists relied a lot more on their own values, than I thought. They are a bit one sided in that area, because they think only their values should be followed. The things that didn’t surprise me, was their ability to help others in service of greater good. Another thing that was not surprising, was the reliability aspect.

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16 Personalities Test Summary- Career Suggestions

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16 Personalities Test Summary- Career Suggestions

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Careers including helping others is suggested for my personality type, that being a Protagonist. Any people-oriented field is recommended, as the personality can excel. So, things like human resources, event management, recruiting, or public relations would likely be a good fit.

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16 Personalities Test Summary- Weaknesses 

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16 Personalities Test Summary- Weaknesses 

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The first weakness is being unrealistic. Most Protagonists pressure themselves to correct every wrong that they stumble upon. This can end up causing them to spread themselves too thin, and be unable to help anyone.

The second weaknesses is that of too much empathy. Protagonists take others’ problems as their own. This can cause them to be exhausted. Both physical and emotional exhaust can occur from this.

The third weakness of Protagonists, is being overly idealistic. They have a clear idea of what is right, and wrong, they often think everyone shares these principles. Or, at least should share them. This ends up as a genuine shock, when people go against their core values, such as truth and justice.

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16 Personalities Test Summary- Strengths

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16 Personalities Test Summary- Strengths

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One of my strengths is receptiveness. Protagonists have strong opinions, but they recognize the importance of others expressing themselves fully. Even if they do not agree, they recognize the person’s right to give their input.
The second of my strengths is reliability. One of the most important things to Protagonists, is not letting someone or something, in which they believe in. They can be counted on to see their promises and responsibilities, even if it is difficult to do so.
My third strength is passionate. Protagonists usually have multiple interests in different fields. They take great pleasure in doing their hobbies. At a loss of something interesting to do, is almost nonexistent.
The fourth of my strengths is being altruistic. These people have a deep desire to be a force for positive change. They genuinely believe that if they can bring others together, they can do a lot of good.
The fifth and final strength of a Protagonist, is charisma. They are usually determined, and find a way into a leadership role. It is a rare occasion, that they lose their main goal of being a service to others.

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US News College Personality Test Interpretation 

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US News College Personality Test Interpretation 

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I have learned that I have positive feelings over school’s academic nature. Homework is completed because I want to learn, and not because I have to do it. My academic skills are potentially valuable  to succeed in college. I am likely comfortable with independent freedom, so I can make my own decisions. College is seen as a way to achieve lifetime goals. Being concerned of the state of the world may influence my life. I am in touch with my good and bad qualities. Both academics and extracurricular expeiciences are my priorities. My anticipation of college comes in a favorable way.

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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.

Tactile

Participate in activities that involve touching, building, moving, or drawing.

Do lots of hands-on activities like completing art projects, taking walks, or acting out stories.

It's OK to chew gum, walk around, or rock in a chair while reading or studying.

Use flashcards and arrange them in groups to show relationships between ideas.

Trace words with your finger to learn spelling (finger spelling).

Take frequent breaks during reading or studying periods (frequent, but not long).

It's OK to tap a pencil, shake your foot, or hold on to something while learning.

Use a computer to reinforce learning through the sense of touch.

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I think what might prevent me, is the availability of my interests. Only one college of the 4 that I researched, had a Meteorology degree. The price could be another factor. This is because if I wanted to attend a smaller and private college, it tended to cost quite a lot more. The last preventing factor, is the amount that graduate from public schools. In one of the public schools, the graduation rate was 52%. This means, that if a group of 10 students went, only 5 or 6 would graduate. A decent amount of public schools may have a rate pretty close to this.

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I learned that colleges usually focus on ACT and SAT scores for students. Sometimes in the larger colleges, you could have pets, but the species selection was very narrowed down. The private colleges allowed you to have a car as a freshman, while the public schools did not. This was because of the amount of students that attend those schools. Some schools allowed you to study abroad. This means that you could go to college branches in other countries, and attend for a year or so. Most of the colleges had students of around 18-21 years old.

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The school that I think I liked the least, was Georgetown. There is only a 14% acceptance rate. If you get in, it is very expensive. It was around $81,000 per year. It also didn’t have the main major that I currently am planning to go to college for. It also requires a very high SAT and ACT score, to get in. The activities were pretty limited.

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I think the college that I liked the best, was Western Kentucky University. It is my favorite, because it has the degree that I want, while the others didn’t. Also, it isn’t super far away from home. The graduates over the last few years have all been placed into jobs after graduating. There were also a lot of activities that were offered. These activities ranged from a Student Government, to a Television Station.

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I think one thing that stood out to me, was the amount of difference between those that were accepted into each college. Two of my colleges, had an acceptance rate of 30% or less. Those amounts were 14% and 29% respectively. Those colleges were both private though. The other two however, had acceptance rates over 75%. The amounts were 77% and 97%. The difference from the others, they were both public.

Another thing that stood out to me, was the cost. My schools ranged from $27,000, to $81,000. The catch, that was for ONE year. That means the higher end would cost around $300,000 for a Bachelor’s Degree. One college’s housing actually cost more than the yearly tuition. The other 3, were less than the tuition, and by a pretty large margin.