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What should I major in?

Answer 30 quick questions about work you'd enjoy doing, and we'll surface your top 3 college majors -- each with real earnings data and schools strong in that field. Free, no account needed.

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Hands-on work

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Build kitchen cabinets
Repair household appliances
Assemble electronic parts
Drive a truck to deliver packages to offices and homes
Test the quality of parts before shipment

Research & problem-solving

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Develop a new medicine
Study ways to reduce water pollution
Conduct chemical experiments
Examine blood samples using a microscope
Develop a way to better predict the weather

Creating & expressing

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Write books or plays
Compose or arrange music
Create special effects for movies
Paint sets for plays
Write scripts for movies or television shows

Helping people

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Help people with personal or emotional problems
Give career guidance to people
Perform rehabilitation therapy
Do volunteer work at a non-profit organization
Teach a high-school class

Leading & persuading

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Manage a department within a large company
Start your own business
Negotiate business contracts
Market a new line of clothing
Sell merchandise at a department store

Organizing & precision

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Install software across computers on a large network
Operate a calculator
Keep shipping and receiving records
Inventory supplies using a hand-held computer
Stamp, sort, and distribute mail for an organization

Answer all 30 questions above first (30 left).

Questions are the O*NET Mini Interest Profiler, a U.S. Department of Labor-funded career-interest assessment, used under a CC BY 4.0 license. The major matching itself -- combining your results with O*NET's occupational interest data and the official NCES/BLS CIP-SOC crosswalk -- is College Intel's own derived work, not an official O*NET product or endorsement.