Find Your Direction Quiz
Choosing a university program can feel like a big question mark, but we’re here to help make it a little more fun.
This quiz is all about discovering which university program best suits you based on your personality, interests, and aspirations. Whether you’re drawn to numbers, passionate about words, or bursting with creative ideas, and you care about making a difference, building something new, or connecting different fields of study, we've got you covered. So grab a snack, get cozy, and let's find the university program that's perfect for you!
Answer each question by choosing the option that best fits you, then check your results below to discover career paths or study options that match your interests and strengths!
What do you enjoy most?
b ) Nature and building things
c ) Teaching or helping others
d ) Commerce and sales
e ) Discussing ideas or exploring theories
f ) Researching or analyzing information
g ) Learning about the world
Which activity would you rather participate in?
b ) Hiking
c ) Supporting young learners
d ) Using social media
e ) Public speaking
f ) Learning how things work
g ) Travelling
What are you best at?
b ) Being environmentally conscious
c ) Empathizing
d ) Planning and negotiating
e ) Crossword puzzles
f ) Sudoku and problem-solving
g ) Learning new languages
What do you value the most?
b ) Sustainability
c ) Compassion
d ) Success
e ) Exposing the truth
f ) Order
g ) Open-mindedness
How would others describe you?
b ) Passionate about nature
c ) Caring and nurturing
d ) Innovative
e ) Persuasive
f ) Organized
g ) Analytical and a deep thinker
Which careers from the following list interest you the most?
b ) Conservation officer, environmental consultant, or petroleum engineer
c ) Teacher, social worker, or counsellor
d ) Sports team manager, market researcher, or mutual fund manager
e ) Journalist, writer, or police officer
f ) Lab researcher, software developer,
or risk analyst
g ) Politician, interpreter, or community organizer
What kind of environment do you prefer working in?
b) Outdoors or fieldwork
c) A supportive, people-focused environment
d) A competitive, fast-paced office
e) A place where ideas and theories are shared
f) A lab, research facility, or high-tech setting
g) Diverse, multicultural environments
If you had to choose a project to work on, what would you prefer?
b) Conducting an environmental impact study or creating a green technology solution.
c) Organizing a community service program or starting a social support group.
d) Developing a new product or service for a business venture.
e) Investigating a controversial issue or producing a documentary.
f) Creating a software application or analyzing market trends.
g) Organizing a cultural awareness campaign or teaching abroad.
If you chose mostly...
- Arts Education
- Creative Technologies
- Creative Writing
- Film Production
- Software Systems Engineering
- Devised Performance and Theatre Creation
- Visual Arts
- Biology
- Environmental Biology
- Environmental Systems Engineering
- Geography
- Geology
- Industrial Systems Engineering
- Resource and Environmental Studies
- Education
- Health Studies
- Health Promotion
- Nursing
- Pre-medicine
- Social Work
- Therapeutic Recreation
- Accounting
- Economics
- Entrepreneurship
- Human Resource Management
- Local Government Authority
- Marketing
- Sport and Recreation Management
- Anthropology
- Human Justice
- Indigenous Studies
- Journalism
- Police Studies
- Political Science
- Religious Studies
- Actuarial Science
- Biochemistry
- Computer Science
- Data Science
- Petroleum Systems Engineering
- Physics
- Psychology
- Software Systems Engineering
- Statistics
- Art History
- Film Studies
- History
- International Languages
- Philosophy
- Sociology and Social Studies
- Women’s and Gender Studies
Undecided?
Did you find yourself selecting a variety of different letters? No worries! Many students enter university without a clear idea of what they want to study or do after graduation.
Starting as an undecided student is an opportunity to explore different subjects and discover new interests. Talk to your professors and peers to learn more about various fields and their career prospects. Join clubs and extracurricular activities that pique your curiosity and attend events that spark your interest.
Remember that being undecided is not a permanent state, and it’s okay to change your program. Trust yourself and embrace the journey of self-discovery. You’ll learn more about yourself and what you’re passionate about, which will ultimately lead you to a fulfilling career path.
This quiz is designed to generate ideas about potential programs and get you thinking about your interests and skills. It is not a psychological assessment. We encourage you to seek out additional resources and advice before making any decisions about your future.