The Enterprising Type

 

	Individuals with high enterprising scores generally enjoy interacting with people in a manner that involves leadership, persuasion and management. They tend to be comfortable with their decision-making skills and may be ambitious, competitive, and self-confident. Enterprising types are often attracted to economically rewarding endeavors and are comfortable exerting power over others.
Below are examples of Rutgers University college majors and sample career options that relate to the enterprising 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/Political Science	Medieval Studies
American Studies	Industrial Engineering	Middle Eastern Studies
Art History	Jewish Studies	Music
Criminal Justice	Journalism/Mass Media	Physics Engineering
Dance	Labor Studies	Planning & Public Policy
Education	Latino & Hispanic Caribbean Studies	Political Science
English	Management	Public Health
Environmental Policy	Marketing	Social Work
Finance	Mathematics	Sociology
History	Mechanical Engineering	Women's & Gender Studies
Related Career Options
Association Executive	Fashion Coordinator	Marketing Representative
Appraiser/Assessor	Field Representative	Media Director
Attorney	Financial Planner	Newscaster
Auditor	Foreign Exchange Trader	Park Superintendent
Benefits Administrator	Fund Raiser/Development Officer	Personnel Recruiter
Broker's Floor Representative	Global Operations Analyst	Politician
Budget Officer	Government Agency Administrator	Portfolio Manager
Business Applications Consultant	Head Coach	Program Manager
Campaign Manager	Hospital Administrator	Property Manager
Chief Bank Examiner	Industrial Engineer	Public Administrator
Chief Financial Officer	Inspector	Public Relations Representative
City Auditor	Insurance Agent	Purchasing Agent
Columnist	International Sales Director	Real Estate Agent
Commodities Trader	International Trade Specialist	Recreation Supervisor
Communication Consultant	Investment Banker	Regional Business Director
Contract Specialist	Job Developer	Reporter
Controller	Judge	Sales Representative
Court Administrator	Laboratory Supervisor	Securities Trader
Credit Analyst	Labor Relations Specialist	Stockbroker
Credit Officer	Lawyer	Superintendent
Currency Trader	Legislative Assistant	Telemarketing Representative
Director	Loan Counselor	Training Consultant
Educational Specialist	Loan Officer	Treasurer
Entrepreneur	Lobbyist	Trust Officer
Estate Planner	Manager	Underwriter
FBI/CIA Agent	Marketing Analyst	Urban Planner