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The Social Type

Those who tend to be dominant in the social area like to be around people. They enjoy helping others and contributing to the good of society. social types have strong interpersonal and communication skills and tend to be empathetic, patient and understanding. They may prefer to avoid technical work or activities involving machines or objects.

Below are examples of Rutgers University college majors and sample career options that relate to the social 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

Africana Studies	History	Philosophy
American Studies	History/Political Science	Physician Assistant
Chinese/French/German	Jewish Studies	Political Science
Classics	Labor Studies	Planning & Public Policy
Criminal Justice	Latino & Hispanic Caribbean Studies	Psychology
East Asian Languages	Management	Religion
Education	Marketing	Social Work
European Studies	Medical Technology	Theatre Arts
Finance	Middle Eastern Studies	Visual Arts
Food Science	Nursing	Women's & Gender Studies
Italian/Portuguese/Russian/Spanish	Nutritional Sciences

Related Career Options

Academic Dean	District Supervisor	Occupational Therapist
Admissions Counselor	Educational Consultant	Patient Services Representative
Affirmative Action Coordinator	Educational Program Coordinator	Peace Corps Worker
Agency Director	EEO Representative	Personnel Recruiter
Air Traffic Controller	Employee Welfare Manager	Physical Therapist
Announcer	Employment Interviewer	Podiatrist
Arbitrator	Family Therapist	Probation Officer
Assignment Editor	Foreign Service Officer	Professor/Teacher
Attorney	Gerontologist	Program Development Specialist
Auditor	Government Agency Administrator	Public Health Advisor
Benefits Consultant	Guidance Counselor	Public Information Officer
Case Management Specialist	Historian	Public Service Official
Caseworker	Hospice Specialist	Psychologist
Child Welfare Worker	Hospital Administrator	Real Estate Appraiser
Claim Examiner	Human Resources Specialist	Recreation Leader
Clergy Member	Import-Export Agent	Religious Leader
Coach	Interpreter	Research Assistant
Community Action Specialist	Librarian	School Superintendent
Community Health Coordinator	Loan Officer	Social Worker
Conflict Resolution Specialist	Managed Care Coordinator	Sociologist
Consumer Advocate	Manager	Speech Pathologist
Counselor	Medical Record Administrator	Staff Training Coordinator
Customer Service Representative	Multicultural Educator	Supervisor
Customs Specialist	Nonprofit Administrator	Teacher
Dietician	Nurse	Travel Consultant
Disc Jockey	Nursing Home Administrator	Technical Support Specialist

After you finish reviewing college majors and career options that relate to the social 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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