I would like learning how apps, websites, games, or computer programs work.
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Use the same 1-5 scale for each statement. Results show STEM areas to explore, plus possible careers and study areas.
Part 1
STEM Interest Questions
I like finding patterns in numbers, charts, sports stats, money, or data.
I would enjoy solving mysteries involving computers, phones, accounts, or online activity.
I like figuring out how things are designed, built, or improved.
I would enjoy working with robots, machines, tools, or automated systems.
I prefer hands-on work where I can fix, install, test, or build something real.
I am curious about animals, plants, cells, DNA, or living things.
I am interested in the human body, medicine, disease, or health care technology.
I would like doing experiments with chemicals, materials, food, water, or evidence.
I am curious about energy, motion, light, sound, space, or how the universe works.
I like rocks, weather, maps, oceans, planets, volcanoes, or natural disasters.
I care about forests, rivers, wildlife, climate, pollution, or protecting nature.
I am interested in food, farming, animals, soil, plants, water, or growing things.
I would enjoy designing buildings, rooms, outdoor spaces, roads, or communities.
I am interested in vehicles, aircraft, drones, engines, transportation, or how things move.
I would like using science to solve crimes, prevent accidents, or respond to emergencies.
I am interested in how people think, learn, behave, work, or make decisions.
I would enjoy explaining STEM ideas, teaching others, leading projects, or organizing STEM work.
I would like creating or improving an app, website, game, or digital tool.
I like using spreadsheets, graphs, or dashboards to explain information.
I am interested in protecting people from scams, hackers, or identity theft.
I would like designing bridges, machines, devices, or systems that solve problems.
I would enjoy using 3D printers, CNC machines, laser cutters, or manufacturing equipment.
I would like learning a technical skill such as electrical work, HVAC, welding, machining, or equipment repair.
I am curious about genetics, diseases, ecosystems, animals, or microscopic life.
I would like using medical tools, imaging machines, lab tests, or health data to help people.
I am interested in how substances react, change, mix, burn, dissolve, or break down.
I like asking big questions about forces, electricity, space, atoms, or technology of the future.
I would enjoy using maps, GPS, satellites, or drones to study places.
I would like testing air, soil, water, or habitats to see if they are healthy.
I am interested in how technology can improve farming, food safety, irrigation, or animal care.
I would like using blueprints, models, or design software to plan spaces or structures.
I would enjoy learning how cars, planes, drones, boats, trains, or electric vehicles work.
I am interested in crime labs, fingerprints, DNA evidence, fire investigation, or disaster response.
I like understanding why people make choices or how the brain works.
I would like turning complicated information into something people can understand.
Part 2
Work Style Questions
I like working with my hands.
I like working on a computer.
I like working outdoors.
I like working in a lab or clean workspace.
I like helping people directly.
I like solving problems quietly on my own.
I like working with a team.
I like building or fixing things.
I like researching and learning deeply about a topic.
I like using math to solve problems.
I like drawing, designing, or creating plans.
I like organizing information.
I like explaining ideas to other people.
I like working with animals, plants, or nature.
I like technology, devices, or machines.
I like investigating mysteries or figuring out what happened.
I like fast-paced work where problems change often.
I like careful work where accuracy matters.
I like career paths that can start with a certificate, apprenticeship, or two-year program.
I like career paths that may require a four-year or advanced college degree.
Part 3
Micro-Interest Checklist
Check anything that sounds even a little interesting.
Computers & AI
Data & Math
Cybersecurity
Engineering
Robotics & Manufacturing
Technical Trades
Biology & Biotech
Health & Medical Tech
Chemistry & Lab
Physics & Energy
Earth & Space
Environment & Resources
Agriculture & Food
Built Environment
Transportation & Drones
Forensics & Safety
Human Science
STEM Leadership
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