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The Artistic Type

Individuals who score high in the artistic area tend to be creative, unstructured and imaginative. They may possess musical, artistic and literary skills. artistic people often enjoy innovative and open experiences over organized and structured activities. They prefer to let their emotions soar and guide them. artistic types generally avoid regimented and routine activities.

Below are examples of Rutgers University college majors and sample career options that relate to the artistic type. Review these lists and brainstorm ideas of possible college majors and career paths you might want to learn more about.

Related Rutgers University Majors

Art History	English	Philosophy
Chinese	Environmental Planning & Design	Portuguese
Classics	European Studies	Religion
Communication	French	Russian
Comparative Literature	German	Spanish
Dance	Italian	Theatre Arts
East Asian Studies	Journalism/Mass Media	Visual Arts
Economics	Music

Related Career Options

Actor	Curator	Narrator
Advertising Account Executive	Dance Therapist	News Editor
Animator	Decorator	Orchestra Librarian
Architect	Design Director	Orchestrator
Archivist	Designer	Package Designer
Arranger	Display Manager	Painter
Art Appraiser	Drafter	Photographer
Art Critic	Dramatic Coach	Playwright
Art Teacher	Editor	Product Designer
Artist	Editorial Production Assistant	Promotion Director
Audiovisual Production Specialist	Entertainment Agent	Publications Specialist
Band Director	Exhibit Artist	Publicity Director
Book Illustrator	Exhibit Designer	Radio Announcer
Calligrapher	Fashion Artist	Reporter
Cartoonist	Foreign Service Officer	Screen Writer
Casting Director	Gallery Director	Sculptor
Choreographer	Graphic Designer	Set Designer
Clergy Member	Humorist	Singer/Performer
Color Expert	Illustrator	Special Events Coordinator
Columnist	Interior Designer	Stage Manager
Commentator	Journalist	Story Editor
Commercial Designer	Landscape Architect	Talent Agent
Communications Specialist	Layout Coordinator	Technical Illustrator
Composer	Lyricist	Textile Designer
Conservator	Media Analyst	Theatrical Press Agent
Copy Writer	Merchandise Display Coordinator	Touring Production Manager
Corporate Communications Specialist	Museum Specialist	Video Editor
Costume Designer	Music Teacher	Writer
Creative Director	Musician

After you finish reviewing college majors and career options that relate to the artistic type, go to the next section, Gather Information, to learn more specific information about the options you might be considering. Good luck!

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