Different personality types tend to study different fields of study during their student years. However, the very way people choose and approach their academic fields and careers also differs depending on their personality type. Below are the characteristics and advice for choosing a personality type: (EJ type, EP type, IP type, IJ type)
Characteristics and advice on how to choose based on 16 personality types
EJ type
- Features
- They have a clear direction and like to make decisions.
- In school, students tend to want to progress through a set of clearly defined steps until graduation.
- They dislike wasting time and seek career guidance.
- advice
- In many cases, you need to take your time, gather more information, and verify whether your choice is correct.
EP type
- Features
- Before drawing any conclusions, try to gain experience from "all" courses, learning activities, and activities outside of the regular learning program.
- advice
- Choosing a career path and graduation is a process of trial and error, and you must remember that making a choice is not the goal, but the starting point.
- If you feel overwhelmed by too many options, eliminate the ones that are too unrealistic.
- Please understand that changing your mind is not necessarily a bad thing.
IP type
- Features
- I spend a lot of time researching and thinking about things on my own before making a decision.
- When you realize you're wrong, it's difficult to give up or change your mind.
- I try my best to stick to the decisions I've made.
IJ type
- Features
- They tend to postpone making a decision until they can consider all options at their own pace.
- I often feel a conflict between external information and my own internal needs (demands, desires), and I cannot make a decision until I resolve that conflict.
- advice
- Before making a decision, it's important to understand that "no decision is final and can be changed again." This helps you avoid being unnecessarily afraid of making decisions.
- If you're agonizing over it, it's also a good idea to take a middle ground between the two options.


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