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Does anyone know a free personality test that gives you a list of careers that are right for you for Junior Highschool students that are very accurate? Thank you

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I am wondering if this all seems possible. I have researched and mapped out my education and career choices, and know that some things may change or not happen at all, but I think this is all entirely possible for me. My family disagree. Please feel free to post your opinion, criticism, or advice below.

High School – have at least a 3.0 GPA, and a decent class rank (top 50% perhaps?) , take the SAT, French SAT II, ACT, and ASVAB, talk to recruiters (long, involved process, I understand), and graduate under the distinguished plan with some college credit already earned through the AP courses and tests I have taken. Also earn community service credit, and do some volunteering work, with perhaps a summer program studying at a college. (Some interesting courses I’ve taken or will be taking: Aviation (mechanics and flying), Biotechnology, Theatre, 4 years of band, AP Statistics, 3 years of French, 1 year of Latin, Music Theory)

College – earn at least an Associate’s degree, possibly a Bachelor’s in Communications or International Relations

USAF – 6-year commitment as a linguist. I must make a good enough score on the Defense Language Aptitude Battery to qualify for Category Four languages, which is a requirement if I wish to join the Air Force. I can also finish my college education while serving.

CIA – requires a degree of some sort (I’ve forgotten), a spotless record, and excellent foreign experience and language proficiency, of which I will gain in my time in the military, much thanks to the two-year tech school in Monterrey (Defense Language Institute). I want to serve in the clandestine service of the CIA, as a Language Officer.

See, it’s all possible, right? As long as I’m determined and I work very, very hard. My dad is the only person who takes me seriously in this endeavor. Everyone else believes this is just a phase.

Please let me know if I’ve overlooked anything. I’ve done a lot of research, but I could have missed something. Provide links and references too please! Thanks everyone.
I thought about being an officer, but I don’t personally think that would be the best decision for me. Aren’t there special requirements for officers? Like OCS and such. I don’t know if I’d be up for that responsibility. Also, I’d really like to do the military before the CIA. It’ll give me a better chance, and I’ll be much more proficient in speaking a tongue if I study at DCI instead of a regular university.

Not only does it need to be free, but I’d like it to not ask such personal information. Honestly, why does it need to know my address and phone number? If you can answer that, I’d gladly take the test with the personal questions.

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I am not exactly sure of the specific name, but a test you take which will give you a better insight into which careers would be most suitable for one’s particular personality.

Are there any websites that offer free career personality tests?

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