FAQ
Is this a personality test?
It’s a quick RIASEC interest screener plus subject preferences. It’s a strong starting point you can discuss with advisors.
How should I use the results?
Use the list to explore. Look at course lists, talk to current students, and try a small project in the field.
What if my interests change?
Normal. Re‑take the quiz each semester and track your preferences. Many students adjust plans during the first two years.
Privacy
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Choosing with confidence
How accurate is the quiz?
It’s a quick interest screener, not a diagnostic. It’s best used to narrow options and start conversations. Accuracy improves when you pair it with small projects and advisor feedback.
What are RIASEC codes?
They’re six interest families—Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, Conventional. Most people are a blend of two or three. We weight your top three to shape suggestions.
What if my scores are close?
That’s common. When codes are close, your results will include a broader set of majors. Use subject preferences to sharpen the list, then try a 2‑week “taste test.”
Can I change subjects after seeing results?
Yes. Subject preferences act like filters. Toggle them on/off to see how the list changes.
Majors, careers, and outcomes
Do these majors guarantee jobs?
No major guarantees a role. Employers look for skills + artifacts. Portfolios, internships, projects, and clear communication compound your value over time.
What if I want high earnings?
Match your interests to skill‑dense paths (e.g., CS, Statistics, Nursing, Accounting, Supply Chain). Build practice early—projects and internships raise outcomes more than extra credits.
Is a double major worth it?
Only when the second unlocks essential skills you can’t get otherwise. A focused minor + strong portfolio is faster for most students.
Credits, transfers, and timing
How do I avoid losing credits when switching?
Map current classes to the target program, identify bottlenecks, and plan summer/intersession options to catch prerequisites. Meet advisors in both departments.
Can I finish on time?
Usually, if you plan early. Use electives that count for both general ed and your target major, and consider CLEP/placement exams where allowed.
Privacy & data
Do you store my answers?
No. Answers are processed in your browser. See the Privacy Policy for ads/measurement details.
Is this medical or counseling advice?
No. This is educational. Speak with academic advisors for personalized plans.