Career Cluster Interest Quiz

It’s all about you! By participating in this 15-minute quiz about your interests, Madison College can help you identify which career areas (called clusters) might be the best fit for you. Based on activities you enjoy, your personal qualities, and school subjects you like, the quiz ranks which career clusters you might find most fulfilling.

It’s really simple! Check the items that best describe you in each of the 16 boxes. You can check as many or as few items as you like. At the end of the quiz, you will receive a list ranking all the career clusters with scores based on your answers. The higher the score, the more likely you are to enjoy a career in that cluster.

Box 1 of 16

Activities that describe what I like to do: Personal qualities that describe me: School subjects that I like:
Learn how things grow and stay alive
Make the best use of the earth's natural resources
Hunt and/or fish
Protect the environment
Be outdoors in all kinds of weather
Plan, budget, and keep records
Operate machines and keep them in good repair 		Self-reliant
Nature lover
Physically active
Planner
Creative problem solver 		Math
Life Sciences
Earth Sciences
Chemistry
Agriculture


Box 2 of 16

Activities that describe what I like to do: Personal qualities that describe me: School subjects that I like:
Read and follow blueprints and/or instructions
Picture in my mind what a finished product looks like
Work with my hands
Perform work that requires precise results
Solve technical problems
Visit and learn from beautiful, historic, or interesting buildings
Follow logical, step-by-step procedures
Curious
Good at following directions
Pay attention to detail
Good at visualizing possibilities
Patient and persistent
Math
Drafting
Physical Sciences
Construction Trades
Electrical Trades / Heat, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration / Technology Education

The Career Clusters Interest Survey has been adapted with permission of the:
States' Career ClustersStates’ Career Clusters Initiative, 2009, www.careerclusters.org
Source: Adapted from the Guidance Division Survey, Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education (2005).