JCI Jung Career Indicator™ determines occupations and areas in which people of your type find themselves most fulfilled and content, are most successful, and therefore are most represented in. Based on your personality type, the following is a list of the most suitable areas of occupations along with some examples of educational institutions, where you can receive a relevant degree or training. Please click occupation names and institution logos for more information. The most preferred areas appear first.

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Of Interest

Check the Huffington Post’s list of the fiction book characters associated with each personality type

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"The Jung Typology Test™ is one of the best I’ve found where students can answer a number of questions and get their profile instantly. In all cases, students find this test to be highly indicative of their nature, and the insight is invaluable to them." -Kaplan University School of Business

"Thank you so much for making your personality type test available to the public. I found the results both insightful and useful. I found the career suggestions extremely helpful as they confirmed interests that have shown up in other career aptitude tests." -a user's feedback

"I just took your test and I am actually quite amazed with the results. I always new I was an introvert and therefore I believed that my options were limited. Anyway, I then clicked your career options for this type of personality and wow! It said I would be suited for Mechanics/Automotive Repair and I've just been offered a place at college for the course I applied for which was indeed automotive body paint/ body repair. I really do believe this is the most accurate test I’ve done yet!" -a user's feedback

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Education Tips

Education is a huge investment of time and money so be ready to ask a lot of questions of any college or university you are considering. Therefore, create a list of questions and take notes as you get your answers while talking to an enrolment advisor or when signing up and requesting information.
Be wary of any school that is unable to or refuses to answer any of your questions. An degree is a long-term commitment and choosing a college or university that understands and can meet your needs should be one of your top priorities.
Sign up and request information from several schools so that you can compare and, if possible, negotiate more favourable conditions.
There is no such thing as the "perfect" college or university. Stay open minded and realize that any number of schools may be a good fit for you and provide you with the degree and student services that you need.

Important aspects you should pay attention to include:

School’s accreditation
Financial aid offered
Tuition and fees. What’s included and what isn’t. Payment plans.
Student services available
Instructors’ credentials
How tests are administered
Time required to complete the program
How long the program has been offered and how many students have enrolled