You might be showing up to work every day — but are you in a career tailored to your interests, goals, and aspirations?
Here’s why it matters: Studies show that job satisfaction is tied to a stronger sense of self, increased productivity, and a more positive outlook on life. Think: Loving what you do and where you work is not overrated.
That’s the driving force behind Southeastern University’s Major Mindset quiz — a personalized quiz that matches you (or your student) to the academic majors + career paths that best align with your strengths, personality, and interests. Here’s how it works:
🧑💻 Take the quiz
Whether you’re a working adult looking for a new career or a parent with a high school or college student exploring their options, taking this quiz will narrow down the choices — and potentially chart a course for the rest of your life.
📋 Get results
Quiz results will reveal your “major mindset” and how your natural tendencies shape the careers in which you will most thrive. Look forward to finding out:
- What drives you (think: innovation, creativity, ambition, problem solving, helping others)
- The working environments you’ll do well in (think: being challenged, generating ideas, fostering growth in others, analyzing data, finding solutions)
- What majors best fit your strengths (think: Communication, Business Administration, Digital Design, Psychology, Education, Nursing, Mathematics, Physical Education, and more).
📈 Pick your career path
After reviewing your results, you can explore Southeastern University’s 115+ degree programs and multiple career-path options, like on-campus and online courses. SEU’s 15 areas of study include:
- Aviation
- Behavioral & Social Studies
- Business & Leadership
- Communication, Arts & Design
- Criminal Justice
- Education
- Humanities
- Kinesiology
- Ministry & Theology
- Music
- Nursing
- Political Science
- Sciences
- Trades
- Tech
Need more guidance? SEU’s Student Success team helps students further explore their degree + career options.
Bonus: See how SEU’s new Foundational Core and Divine Design approach takes the pressure off students + gives them the space to explore their interests.
