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Investigative “thinkers”
People in the investigative category often have a strong desire to understand cause and effect and solve puzzles and problems. They often work in jobs that are scientific in nature. They often have jobs that include laboratory work. Their work often involves the analysis of data, using formulas, graphs, and numbers. Investigative types typically prefer to work independently and with minimum supervision.
Are you...?
- Inquisitive
- Observant
- Curious
- Introspective
- Concrete
- Analytical
- Precise
- Independent
- Logical
- Scientific
- Scholarly
- Complex
- Broad-minded
Do you enjoy...?
- Analyzing data
- Using computers
- Working independently
- Solving math problems
- Interpreting formulas
- Thinking abstractly
- Using a microscope
Career considerations
- Actuary
- Ecologist
- Nurse practitioner
- Surgeon
- Dentist
- Meteorologist
- Archaeologist
- Math teacher
- Research dietician
- Engineering analyst
- Veterinarian
Potential areas of study
In addition to the following degree programs offered by K-State, many departments offer special emphasis areas. Be sure to explore the many interdisciplinary or individually designed majors offered by K-State. Click here to see an entire list of K-State academic programs.
Engineering
Chemical engineering
Computing and information specialties
Electrical engineering
Mechanical engineering
Nuclear engineering
Agriculture
Animal science
Food science
Agronomy
Pre-veterinary medicine
Education
Biology
Chemistry
Math
Physics
Human Ecology
Family studies and human services
Nutrition and exercise sciences
Dietetics
Arts and Sciences
Anthropology
Chemistry
Economics
Math
Pre-health professions
Technology
Civil engineering technology
Geographic information systems
Industrial engineering technology
Surveying technology
Get more information
To find out more information about K-State majors and related careers, stop by ACIC in 14 Holton Hall.