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I found my results very shocking after these tests, which recommended me education, public service, and sciences! Education was something I have never really looked into but could be interesting, but also takes a lot of creativity and college time for your future. Next I got public service which was probably my least favorite thing, I don't see myself doing it in the future and I prefer to work more by myself rather then as an officer or firefighter saving lives. Lastly, I did like getting sciences because that was more of what I pictured myself doing as a veterinarian or zoologist. Even though those take years of education science is something I really want to do because I love helping animals but I can also be mostly in control of myself! Overall, my results kind of fit me well but were mostly shocking.

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Most of my results are not very shocking to me, and they actually describe myself better than I could! Almost all of my results are very accurate, like my strengths and weaknesses, but also how spot on my relationships were, and exactly what suits me as a job with perfect personality traits of mine! Some things that do surprise me are the types of jobs suggested though because even though they fit great, I never thought about many of those as options for myself in the future. Honestly, I am surprised just how well this test really represents me!

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Specific jobs for my personality type are administrators, personal accountants, medical care, and teaching. Most of these revolve around organization and authority. Consuls prefer to be in authority over other people and need to be in control to feel complete and successful at their job. They also are extremely organized and need a structured workplace, or want to work on their own so they can worry about themselves and their priorities. Analytical careers would be bad fits for my personality trait, because of the human interaction and emotional feedback Consuls need at their jobs. I honestly think these jobs fit a lot better than what I expected them to!

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As a Consul, I have many weaknesses, like my worrying for social status! Being so worried about if I am “different” from others and constantly being caught up with the world does reflect onto my own things like creativity and open-mindness in a very negative way. It severely influences things they do normally which makes them seem more basic but also fitting in. To go along with that, Consuls can be too needy by seeing everyone else's lives through social media and end up fishing for their own compliments to be satisfied with their lives. Those are some weaknesses that I can definitely relate to as a Consul.

A big weakness that Consuls suffer from is their vulnerability to criticism. Personally, this one is very accurate to me even with the after effects of becoming defensive or hurt by a critique from someone else. The text even states that a person close to them criticizing them can hurt more, which is true and as a Consul I usually become very hurt by what they say. On the other hand, in a bad mood a Consul can become more defensive and hurt their feelings back or times when it is an insecurity that they have already been thinking about. Overall, I think this one is extremely accurate towards myself!

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The next one I strongly agree with is seeking harmony wherever and my connection with others. Stability in a group is something I deeply care about and always wish to be around, and if I can do anything to restore it when there is a problem I try to help. I also am always up to talk about people’s feelings when they are struggling and work to not offend anyone or point out insecurities! Situations where everyone is in a bright mood and I can be just as happy with them are perfect for me. My personality type is known as a team-player, and it couldn’t be more correct!

The last one that fits me well is how I connect with others. The qualities that describe me come together to make me social, comfortable and well-liked by others. Consuls constantly feel the need to belong but usually don’t have a problem fitting in that category, and can make small talk when needed. They also usually follow social events or take active roles in communities so they feel like they fit in correctly. Overall, I am shocked how well all these traits fit me!

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I strongly agree with my strengths, and some that I will start with are my strong practical skills and a strong sense of duty. I love having a regular schedule throughout my day, and specific tasks or things that need to be done make my day feel more complete. My sense of duty also matches my personality because taking full responsibility makes me feel more trustable and important when I know I can take on bigger things! So, I think these make perfect sense for my personality traits!

Another one of my traits I personally agree with is my loyalty. I’m always excited to fill a valuable role to someone, and I can be extremely trustworthy and faithful. I act as a “true pillar” to whatever group I am with or belong in even with just family or brand new friends! My personality type is someone who is constantly reliable and caring for whatever others needs can be. I passionately agree with the loyalty section and I feel it describes me well!

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College will definitely be good for my future! According to my results, I have a good skill set, independence, and can balance a schedule well. I agree with all of those, but I also should work on my participation and enthusiasm towards school right now. My results are pretty accurate and I agree with all of them, and they make me very excited for college knowing it could be a great fit for me and it also helps me complete my goals and really get started into my own life. Throughout this test, I learned that I can be very mature towards having freedom and getting college finished could be easier for me than others due to setting goals, being serious about things, and also wanting to start my major earlier on than others. Overall, college will be very good for me in the future!

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Things I can do to Learn Better

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 personally think I will go to college, but there are still some things that might prevent me from going. Things like cost, moving so far away, and balancing other things play huge roles in going to college. My biggest concern for college would most likely be how far away I would be going, that means I would leave my friends, family, pets and everyone else behind. It would help me out by a better education, but it is severely hard to leave so much behind. Another big thing is the cost, the college I want to go to is about $52,000 a year which could be a problem depending on where I am in a couple years financially. Lastly, a major concern is trying to balance my life with college. I have heard from a lot of adults that attended college talk about having a job, social life, and school life be super stressful towards them, but I would still really like to have a job and go to college to get a head-start for the future. Those are the reasons that could prevent me from going to college.

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Our college research trip has taught me a lot of different things while researching! Some of the more important would be costs, how important some tests are, and all of the options for studying or extra curricular! When this project started, I didn’t think that costs would be such a huge thing but it really is a lot more than I expected, but still depends on which college you choose. (The college I want is about $54,000 a year!) Next, I learned that you must take your tests very seriously and really pay attention because almost all colleges require a certain GPA, SAT, and ACT score, and some are higher than others which are harder scores to earn! An exciting thing I learned was how much of a variety colleges really are and how different it is from school now. As of now, there aren't many clubs, we do have a student council, and some of the more basic sports like basketball and baseball/softball. But when you branch out to college they have so many unique sports like handball, skiing, gymnastics and even more fun activities like a radio or television station, film or theater, and even offer help for the yearbooks! This project really has taught me a lot about college, but especially about costs, testing, and the variety of activities.

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The college I liked the least was probably Bowling Green University for a couple of reasons. First of all, my top major to go to college is Veterinarian studies which they didn’t have which could change, but they didn’t have much variety either. My second reason is even though they do allow pets, it is a starting fee of $150 and $20 a month if you want to keep your certain pet which I would like to do, but as a college student probably shouldn’t use $20 a month to keep my animal. Lastly, I would like to go to a bigger college so I can branch out to more people, and they usually have better teachers and more to study while I am there and for the major I want. So, Bowling Green was my least liked college because of its major availability, pet costs, and size.

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My favorite college was one of the out of state colleges I chose, Hawaii Pacific University. A huge factor in this choice is the scenery! Hawaii is a beautiful place, and after looking at their campus I think it would be an amazing choice for my college. But in a more educational point of view they have very unique majors that I was really interested in like botany, zoology, and toxicology. Even though the major I was thinking about wasn’t available, some majors there would’ve helped with my goal or even made me rethink my choice. Lastly, I like the fact that this is a private college and since Hawaii is more secluded, it makes me feel very safe if I were to go there even with other students around. So, my top choice right now is Hawaii Pacific University and that is why I like that college!

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One of the things that really stood out to me at college is the options of activities. They all had so many unique things to choose from, and at the University of Oregon I picked student government, yearbook, and the radio station. Student government is a huge role to play, especially at college with all of the other students to monitor and listen too. The second thing I chose was doing the yearbook, because I think that would be such a fun project to take on with new friends at your college and being a part of that is a great way to put yourself out there and really help your college. I also chose the radio station, which I thought was very cool! I would assume you get to talk about the weather, special events that day, play songs for students, and just feel like a regular radio station speaker but at college! Overall, the activities really stood out to me and the variety of them at college.

The differences in majors is something that really stood out to me during this project. I haven’t even heard of some of these majors, but they turned out to be very interesting and I even chose some of them! For example, at Hawaii Pacific University I picked botany, toxicology, and zoology. Toxicology is something I have never heard of before this college, but I actually found it very unique and something I would take interest in. Botany and zoology are majors I have heard of before, but for a smaller college like this one I was surprised to see them as an option! Zoology was going to be my second-third major most likely so it worked great for me that it was available at a college I really enjoyed. Majors and their variety is something that really stood out to me!