The trials and tribulations of a 23-year-old college student who in his head thinks he's already a star in the journalism world. Ok, ok, maybe not a star...
| Your preference for concrete, visually pleasing things, combined with your confidence and your respect for order make you an ARCHITECT. |
| You are logical and detail-oriented, which allows you to get things done efficiently. |
| You are quite sure of yourself, so that you tend to know the best ways of doing things. |
| Your eye for aesthetic beauty and style indicates that you know a lot about design. |
| Having a routine and sticking to it is important to you; you find comfort in tradition and familiarity. |
| Self-reliance is something in which you take great pride—you are confident and down to earth. |
| You have a basic faith in yourself in many areas of your life, allowing you to be self-assured when facing challenges. |
| Your independent streak allows you to make decisions efficiently and to trust your instincts |
| You prefer to have time to plan for things, feeling better with a schedule than with keeping plans up in the air until the last minute. |
| Your inward focus, trusting nature, and sharp sense of right and wrong make you INDEPENDENT. |
| Your thoughts and actions are not reliant on what others think about you; you have a clearly defined moral structure. |
| When it comes to others, you are very practical, expecting people to take care of themselves. |
| You generally believe the best about people, but you hold them to high standards. |
| Similarly, you believe in maintaining integrity, honor, and a sense of respect for those who have earned their success. |
| Trust needs to be earned with you; you're slow to forgive when people have violated your trust. |
| Spending time alone means a lot to you, as does keeping certain things private. |
| You quietly observe a lot about the world, giving you a keen sense of both how things are and how things should be. |
| You've learned that you need to prioritize your own feelings, as opposed to always considering others' feelings first. |
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