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My results showed me that I should be a journalist. The highest skills showed I have been artistic, and investigative, and that I like to be socially involved with people and peers around me. A couple of skills involved in journaling are: studying topics, participating in editorial meetings, interviewing people, and writing (grammar and spelling rules).

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In middle school, when I started thinking about careers, I was completely set on something in biochemistry or molecular biology, maybe a lab technician, and I still really do love that kind of stuff. So obviously I got paired with that along with other research jobs. I also got the humanitarian result on my tests, so it works out.

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Suffice it to say that none of the test recommended a therapist job. Most of recommendations were for some sort of investigative or enterprise jobs. The enterprise part makes sense, but I really don't have any strong interest in investigative careers. Still, after briefly investigating on indeed, I discovered that there aren't an enormous amount of private investigation jobs, and the salaries of the ones that do exist don't exceed 100k per year.

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For my career suggestions I received archaeologist as well as civil engineer and cartographer. I have always personally been interested in archaeology as a career. Archaeologists make on average 30-90K per year.

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After having completed the tests, I received similar results, scores indicating a higher preference to the "Realistic" category, which makes sense as I generally enjoy working hands-on with projects and activities, which is the main reason I strive to become a mechanical engineer. This, and the fact that mechanical engineering is an incredibly diverse and almost universally applicable occupation, regardless of most fields of work. Salary-wise, the base pay for mechanical engineers is estimated to be approximately $85k, which is not an especially high-paying career, especially in California, but I imagine that the rates are likely different depending on location, and I also don't have the primary focus of making money as the driving factor behind my decision to pursue mechanical engineering. Obviously having a stable enough source of income to support oneself is necessary, but it is not my *primary* motive; otherwise, I would probably deal with a much more high-demand occupation known or expected to make a large salary.

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Much of my results saw a lead in investigative jobs, one of them being for the surgeon field. To become a surgeon, I would need to work towards an PhD and my Bachelors. That, along with my time in residency, would mean that it would take 13 years until I become a proper surgeon. The salery is about $208,00 a year. The career itself sounds cool but I don't think I'm cut out for such a high stress job. I'd still love to be a part of the healthcare and research field.

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Most of the tests were related to stuff with writing or editing/design; art stuff. One of the tests said that my top interest was artistic (like art stuff), and another test said that my work style was humanitarian and innovator. For the jobs, my top two jobs were an art director and a journalist. This is ironic because I want to be a photo journalist when I'm older, so the journalist part makes sense. Being an art director would be okay, too, since I have a slight interest in graphic design; I just tend to get frustrated with the technology while actually creating the design, not the thought process of what the design looks like. For both of the jobs, I would need a bachelors degree, with the art director being art or design and journalist being in journalism or communications. Journalists make around $41,000 a year and art directors make anywhere from $51,000-$120,000.

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My career suggestions were related to the medical field. I got Humanitarian and Innovator on one of the career tests. The tests showed that I liked investigative careers the most. It recommended jobs such as physician or surgeon. I hope to become a radiologist in the future, which requires a bachelor's degree and a MD. Radiologists' median salary is $289,000.

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My results were artistic and enterprising. Most were for the fashion industry/the art side. I am not surprised because I am pursuing modeling and designing clothes. Overall, it is the perfect fit. I don't mind how much I get paid, as long as I like it.

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The recommendations that I received were kind of all over the place within the field of science. My two "personality types" were Investigative and Realistic, so problem solving jobs and hands on projects within the real world, this definitely aligns with my interests. I got lots of engineering and scientist jobs which makes sense. The field that I want to go into is Aerospace Engineering and it was one of the jobs that the tests said were a best fit for me. I love hands on projects that encompass technology and physics. Someday I want to physically work on projects that eventually launch, hopefully something that has more to do with space exploration than weaponry. The companies that I am working towards being employed with pay a salary anywhere between $100k and $350k.

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A majority of my career results were in the arts and humanities realm. This makes sense as I've always considered myself a creative person, and I hope to use whatever career I have in order to attempt to better the world in any way I can. Many of the job results reflected this, with options such as an art therapist. Most of the other jobs don't make a lot, but they'd be emotionally fulfilling, which matters almost as much as pay!

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I got the areas of idealistic and caring. And social and investigative jobs. I think that I like social jobs like social work or investigative jobs.

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All of the results I got had to do something with engineering.

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My test said that I should be a florist. I have no particular interest in flowers. I am mildly allergic to pollen. Required skills include being a functioning human. Sounds like a perfect fit to me. The average florist salary in California is 53,265$. I don't know how good that is but that looks like a pretty big number for someone that just arranges flowers for a living so I'll take it.

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I was already interested in Mechanical Engineering and that is exactly what I got as one of my career options on the test. As my other suggestions I got movie editor and special effects artist. One of the other most accurate suggestions other than Mechanical engineering was musical repairing and architect. I also find stock trading a future interest of mine. Avg Mechanical Engineer salary is about 90k but you can make way more depending on region and experience.

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Most of the career recommendations I got were related to both business/management and medical pathways. I've actually always been interested in the medical field, but recently I've also been more interested in the business field. The majority characteristics I got were enterprising and investigative which  both is suited for the business and medical field. One career that caught my attention was a Medical and Health Services Manager. This career requires a bachelor's degree, and master's degrees are common and preferred from employers. The job description of this career is to plan, direct, or coordinate medical and health services in hospitals and clinics. Furthermore, the 2021 median pay of this career was $101,340 per year. I think this career is something I should look into more.

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My results were focused on creating and lots of environmental conservation. I was recommended mostly hands on jobs. I would like to go into a more alternative job that I didn't see on any of the test results.

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With my results at the top was always having to do with something creative, my second best was things that had to do with investigative or enterprising. I got architect and being a writer. A architect makes around $98,000 compared to being a writer that makes around $69,000. Being a writer has always been an interests of mine so being one could be cool but it’ll probably be a side hobby rather than a full time job. Getting architect was really interesting because I have never even thought about that kind of job but it would be fun to look into now. I would need a bachelors degree to pursue this job if I put my heart to it.

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A lot of the jobs these tests told me to do were related to working with archives and artifacts. I decided to look more into being an archivist. Archivists work for museums, governments, and non-profits working to preserve items from the past. The median salary is around $52,000 which isn't too bad, not great for California however. To do this job, I'd need to get at least a bachelor's degree in a social science or history.

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Most of my results were medical or environmental related. Many of my interests are environment and nature-related so this does not surprise me. However, although I have considered the medical field as, a possible career path, I did not think it matched me that well.

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The tests recommended basically about every single type of engineering. I think the tests were a little bit biased towards chemistry and biology because I am interested in mechanical and electrical engineering more, and it tended to recommend biosciences. I am interested in pretty much all disciplines of engineering, so I suppose things could change and I could be inclined to go into some form of chemical or biological engineering.

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I got some science jobs like atmospheric and space scientist which i thought was kinda cool because studying outer space seems really neat. I also got some arts jobs like music therapist and photogaphy teacher. I'm not sure what a music therapist is, but i do like photography so i thought teaching photography would be fun job.

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With a high level of education, I got placed to be a pilot. After looking for jobs, I found that most jobs require a large amount of flight time. Some get more specific and require that for most of the hours I am the "pilot in command." This means that I would have to work at a less established job in order to get enough flight hours to qualify for a secure pilot job.

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For the career personality quiz, I got humanitarian and care taker. I wasn't surprised with either of these, as I am always focused on the well-bring of others, as well as trying to make a difference in society. My top career suggestions varied but included: optimist, acute care nurse, optometrist, and respiratory specialist. If I'm being honest, I had no clue that some of these existed but they all seem very interesting and intriguing. There are a variety of job opportunities in these professions, and the salaries also wage. Overall, I have many different paths I could take!

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I got a lot of business analyst and management jobs. Most of my interests lie in the business field, but it was kind of surprising to see absolutely nothing come up for computer science which is another huge interest of mine.

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Most of my jobs were related to problem solving and engineering. My current major going into college is Aerospace Engineering, and that was one of my top jobs listed, so it seems it works out. I have always been interested in this career path, however truthfully I am unaware as to the specific duties and are more fascinated with the concept.

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All the jobs I got had something to do with being artistic, the main ones being an art director, creative director and a digital game designer lol! I'm very interested in game design, so it makes me happy that I got it :D but I didn't even know what an art director was but before reading about it, it's kinda interesting. An art director makes a average of $94k and the highest level of education is a Bachelor's degree of higher. I'm still super unsure about what career I want even after seeing these options! send thoughts and prayers

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The majority of my career suggestions were more related to the creative/business pathways. For example, some of the occupations I was interested in was a creative director, graphic designer, and art director. One unusual one was a lexicographer which was one of my 100% careers. It is basically someone that writes and compiles content for dictionaries. I’ve also been interested in the social media, business, and marketing career pathways, and doing these tests, I always get the similar suggestions, though I don’t find myself locked in on one occupation choice at the moment.

One career that piques my interest is creative director which requires a bachelors degree (or higher). They are the creative leads at advertising agencies or for a marketing department to lead and plan strategic visions with clients. The salary is $59k - $330k.

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I was happy to see that I was consistently recommended as a choreographer. It said that I was best in meaningful creation within arts and in creative problem solving to significant problems. I have always loved the idea of doing choreography for music videos, background dancers in concerts, or even just competitive teams or showcases. Although it is nice to know I still have the option of working closely with kids in creative teaching and applying my imagination to more critical jobs.

Choreographers have a very good job outlook over the upcoming years, they also have an average salary of 42,700 a year. The education recommend is a bachelor's in business/management as well as education in teaching and course design. Those things seem attainable for me as well as something that interests me.

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I got a lot of jobs related to physical therapy and occupational therapy. That's not very surprising since that's probably what I want to do. I also got a bunch of education related jobs. Both options seem fine to me, I just want money.

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I received the majority characteristics in social/enterprising. The careers within this were centered around public relations. This makes sense to me because one of my potential career interests is to be a lawyer. This requires a bachelors degree then you would go to law school and take the bar examination, the median salary is $126,920.

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Most of my results were arts-related. Some results I got were author, fashion designer, photographer, and therapist. These appeal to me, but I would also love to work in an art museum or become a piercer. Piercers make about $30 per hour or an average salary of $63k a year. Requirements: seek an apprentice, pass health and safety training, complete an apprenticeship, and get a license.

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I got an Art Director. I like the idea of the design and artistic aspect of it, it seems like a job that I could totally do. In order to get this job position I'll need to bachelors or masters degree which I was already planning on pursuing. It pays pretty decent too!

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I received jobs related to management and business-related fields. Because I had a very broad view of interest I received a wide array of jobs in this category but the one that stood out to me was regulatory affairs manager which essentially is the middleman between government regulations and business. The qualification to become a regulatory affairs manager is a bachelor's degree in business administration, management experience, and 2-3 of work experience. The average Regulatory Affairs Manager salary in California is $146,985 as of April 26, 2022, but the range typically falls between $127,155 and $171,774.

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I got a lot of art, architected, and screenwriter related jobs. Architects make around 100 thousand dollars a year. Screenwriters make around 70 thousand dollars a year.

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For the personality trait results, I got investigator, which means I would get mostly careers in the science field. More specifically, the careers I got included a soil and plant scientist, political scientist, climate change analyst, and environmental science teacher/professor. These are all careers I have considered and will go into one of them, knowing that I do want a career that is hands-on and in the science/environmental field. All of these careers also require at least a bachelor's degree and the salary per year is around 30k-75k.

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I have wanted to go into the marine biology field for some years now, and the aptitude tests gave me matches with zoology, microbiology, and chemical engineering. All these fall into that field, so it works well. After doing research, living as an individual on average my wage would usually be enough to live comfortably in an apartment. When I get deeper into the field and in a more prestigious position, there is a chance I could be making an annual salary of over $350k. Of course, this all depends on what aspect of the field I go into and what companies I work with.

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The job that popped up for me was biostatistician. I had know idea what that was, but basically it's just applying bio theory in order to study life sciences. I would be kind of interested in this because it has to do with science.

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I got firefighter as my top option, which honestly I think I would really enjoy. They don't have the highest salaries, especially in comparison to some of the jobs that were a little lower on my rankings. The requirements are pretty simple just needing a high school diploma and EMT certification. Firefighters make around 30k-80k per year.

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I kept getting a variety of jobs but the main ones I saw were graphic designer, fashion designer, therapist, and coach. I  was not  expecting to get a therapist because I suck at helping people and listening to their problems. Or at least I think I do but I am happy that they think I can help/ listen peoples problems.

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I kept getting jobs around healthcare/scientist or business/marketing. This is what I expected because I've always had an interest in the medical and science field. My backup plan has always been to go into business if I decide that the medical field wasn't for me. Jobs in the medical field require at least a bachelor's degree (often in science or pre-med), a 4-year medical degree, and a 3-7 year residency. These Careers can make anywhere from $52,880 to $104,210+.

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I got a lot of jobs that are around the humanities. Many of which say I should be teaching young children, but I don't really like kids. Others say I should work in psychology which is what I really want to do. They make around 51k-120k a year depending on the specialization.

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I got lots of Arts/Creative kinds of jobs (something surprising is i kept getting dancer??) which makes sense because that's definitely the industry I want to go into. One option it gave me was film camera operator, which requires an associates degree usually. It makes around 50k a year generally, but the range is 30k to 100k so that seems pretty good! I don't know if camera operator is exactly the part of the filmmaking experience I would want to be in charge of, but it's for sure an interesting idea.

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I keep getting health care/ a doctor, and that really suits me, I have been set on this path for as long as I can remember, as I see how it impacts my family, with these types careers. Helping people is so important to me, and I love medicine and it really interests me. Overall employment of physicians and surgeons is projected to grow 4 percent from 2019 to 2029, about as fast as the average for all occupations. Demand for most types of physicians and surgeons is expected to increase despite factors that can temper growth. The demand for doctors is robust considering population growth, particularly among the elderly; widespread availability of both public and private medical insurance; and increased needs for medical research, public health, rehabilitation, and industrial medicine. Also, the salary is very good, especially if you own a practice, which can range from hundreds of thousands to even a million per year.

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sales managers often need bachelors degress and should take a class in business law.

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After school, I want to become a sports psychologist. In order to do this, I must earn my doctorate in psychology and practice under a sports psychology department for at least two years before I can become a licensed sports psychologist in the state of California. If I want to be a sports psychologist in another state, I need to be licensed and go through that whole process there as well.

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I got glass blower, I don't know how but I got glass blower. What I really want to do is computer science or anything related to that. The salary can range from $30k-$400k. You typically can get a bachelor's or master's, with an alternative of going to a bootcamp.

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I got lots of humanitarian and social work type jobs. Teacher and social worker were the most common. Its not necessarily what I expected but I don't really know what I want to do so I'm willing to explore. Both require a bachelors degree and an additional special education. The average salary is 50-80k a year.

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In the three tests, I got a lot of creative jobs. For one of them I got an Animator and Author, then I got English teacher and marriage therapist, and the last test I got printmaker and glass blower. I think I can see myself being some kind of teacher or therapist, but the idea of glass blower is very appealing as well. Obviously some of these jobs need specific schooling but others seem more like a hobby.

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The jobs I generally got revolved around humanities and social sciences including sociologist, journalist, political scientist, and archeologist. The results mirror the career path I want to eventually take, as well as the results I've received from other aptitude tests. These jobs usually require at least a bachelor's degree and the pay for these ranges from 30k to 80k.

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I got a variety of results, but types of interpreters and announcers appeared a lot. I suck at languages, so I don't think I could ever become an interpreter. Announcers (news anchor, presenter, broadcast announcer, etc) usually require a bachelor's degree and make roughly 30K-40K a year.

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For most of my results I got research and creative jobs, usually science-y. My top job was an archaeologist/ anthropologist which is what I was going for. It usually requires some form of 4 year degree and pays anywhere from 35k-100k.

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I got careers related to record-keeping (think librarian), concierge, human resources and talent agent. I'm not really sure where these careers came from except for librarian since I have dreams of being the owner of a little book store with book store cats. The careers I found require a bachelor's degree or less and the salaries range from 35K-120K a year.

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I got sculptor. It's something that really interests me, and schooling is not technically necessary for this job but you can get a bachelor's or master's degrees in fine arts to build artistic skill. This profession makes around 4k-81k per year

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For both of my tests, I got a teaching career. I think this career makes sense cause I love teaching. What is required for this career is 4 years in a university. They make around 40K-50K a year.

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a freelance writer is making about $20 an hour which sounds like fresh hell which is about the same as a cashier at Toppers Pizza. Sociologist jobs tend to have really low star ratings on Indeed which is discouraging at the least.

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I got ASL interpreter. What was really interesting is that you don't need a four year degree, just some education and a certificate in ASL interpretation. It makes about 10k less than my ideal job but with it being less schooling... I kinda wish I'd taken this sooner... Ah, well, a degree in English works, so we'll see what happens.

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I got some teaching/education related jobs. This isn't really a surprise, I love education. Most of my jobs were social related, meaning I should pick a job where I can be social with people.