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Preference-Based Career Test

The test below is designed to help you explore careers based on the kinds of activities you actually enjoy.

INSTRUCTIONS: Each choice gives you two activities. Pick the one that appeals to you more. Don’t worry about whether you have the right qualifications or skills. Imagine that you could do either activity equally well and simply choose the one you would enjoy more.

After you complete the test, you’ll get a score for five different career areas. The areas where you score highest are likely to match your strongest preferences. You can then use the table below to find specific career ideas.

You may also want to try our other career test.

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    Your results will be displayed below.

    Nature & Outdoors
    Type I
    Technical & Mechanical
    Type II
    People & Service
    Type III
    Numbers & Information
    Type IV
    Art & Design
    Type V
    geologist mechanical engineer salesperson software developer animator
    zookeeper electrical engineer marketing manager web developer graphic designer
    fish and game warden civil engineer doctor computer scientist architect
    ornithologist power plant technician teacher database administrator art teacher
    botanist petroleum engineer counselor accountant illustrator
    organic farmer pilot tour guide statistician photographer
    landscape architect railroad worker coach economist makeup artist
    veterinarian mariner nurse actuary cartoonist
    nature and wildlife photographer flight instructor public relations manager meteorologist fashion designer
    ecologist aircraft or ship mechanic restaurant manager financial planner jewelry designer
    Careers involving nature, wildlife, animals, and the outdoors. Careers involving building, maintaining, repairing, improving, or operating machinery and equipment. Careers centered on working with and helping people. Careers involving numbers, data, information, and symbols. Creative and artistic careers.

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