The Conventional Type

 

Those who lean toward the conventional style prefer very structured and organized activities. They like to have a clear understanding of expectations and follow established procedures. Conventional types may have strong verbal and numerical abilities and prefer to avoid unstructured activities. They tend to prefer an orderly, calm and efficient environment where they can be part of a team with an organized, established routine.

Below are examples of Rutgers University college majors and sample career options that relate to the conventional 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
Accounting	Education	Marketing
Administration of Justice	Management	Occupational Education
		Social Work
Related Career Options
Account Administrator	Copyright Specialist	Investment Analyst
Account Analyst	Cost Analyst	Investment Banking Analyst
Auditor	Credit Analyst	Loan Review Analyst
Bank Examiner	Customs Inspector	Management Accountant
Bibliographer	Database Administrator	Medical Record Technician
Bookkeeper	Data Processing Auditor	Polygraph Examiner
Budget Analyst	Data Processing Specialist	Procurement Engineer
Building Inspector	Electrical Inspector	Programmer
Bursar	Electronic Funds Transfer Coordinator	Quality Control Coordinator
Cartographer	Financial Analyst	Systems Accountant
Chief Business Programmer	Fixed Capital Analyst	Tax Specialist
Claims Examiner	Fixed Capital Examiner	Title Examiner
Computer Operator	Foreign Exchange Specialist	Treasurer
Computer Security Coordinator	Insurance Analyst	Underwriter
Controller	Internal Auditor	User Support Analyst
	Inventory Control Specialist

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

Gather Information

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