Pages 58-76

 Best majors associated with 6 personality types based on education, training or experience for entry level jobs-page 58  Best majors related to jobs that require long-term training- page 59  Best majors related to jobs that require a bachelor’s degree- page 60  Best majors related to jobs that require a bachelor’s degree- page 61  Best majors related to jobs that require a master’s degree- page 62  Best majors related to jobs that require a doctoral degree- page 63  Best majors related to jobs that require a first professional degree- page 63

 Can look at “intended” major and scores on verbal and math standardized tests  People tend to enroll in majors that are consistent with their standardized test scores  Another way to look at your major is to look at the required academic courses and determine how well you would do  A third way to look at major selection and skills is the jobs the major prepares you for-how well would you like or do at that job  Lists addressing these questions come from data from O*Net and the BLS

 Best majors related to jobs that require high level of verbal skills- page  Best majors related to jobs that require low level of verbal skills- page 70 (typically people in business and healthcare do not desire high levels of verbal skills)  Best majors related to jobs that require high level of math skills- page (only 1 artistic and 1 social made the lists)  Best majors related to jobs that require low level of math skills- page 76  Activity-select 2 majors within your personality from the high math and verbal skills lists –page 65-75