What The Storyteller is like
The Storyteller is part of the Connectors group. You like working with people and big ideas. What sets this type apart is a strength in words.
- Writing and speaking
- Understanding people
- Big imagination
Watch out for
Writing jobs can be competitive. Pair your words with a second skill, like data, design, or business.
Try this in high school
Start something people can read or watch: a blog, a zine, a podcast, a short film.
College majors that line up with The Storyteller
Major families: Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences. Majors that often show up near the top for this type: English Language, Performing Arts, Liberal Arts, Art History, Counseling & Mental Health.
Careers to look at, with real pay
| Career | Median pay (May 2025) | Job growth 2025–35 | Typical entry education |
|---|---|---|---|
| Editors via English Language | $77,920 | -1.1% | Bachelor's degree |
| Entertainment & Recreation Managers via Performing Arts | $79,520 | +6.0% | Bachelor's degree |
| Public Relations Specialists via Liberal Arts | $74,750 | +1.8% | Bachelor's degree |
| Art Directors via Art History | $114,850 | +4.2% | Bachelor's degree |
| Mental Health Counselors via Counseling & Mental Health | $59,350 | +18.4% | Master's degree |
Pay and job outlook: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (national median annual wage, May 2025) and Employment Projections 2025–35, Table 1.2. Job descriptions adapted from O*NET 30.0 (U.S. Department of Labor, CC BY 4.0). Pay is for all workers in the job nationwide, not just new grads.
Is this really your type?
The only way to know is to take the assessment. It's free, takes 15 to 25 minutes, and you get your major type plus your top 3 majors at the end. Want the full picture? The optional $29 Pathfinder report shows all 10 of your matches with careers, pay, and colleges in your state.
Take the free assessmentQuestions about The Storyteller
What is The Storyteller major type?
The Storyteller is one of 16 major types on MajorMatch. It belongs to the Connectors group (people + ideas), and its top strength is words. In short: You turn ideas into words that stick. Books, scripts, speeches, posts: you get people to feel something.
What college majors are good for The Storyteller?
Major families that line up with this type are Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences. Majors that often rank high for this type in our own proprietary scoring method include English Language, Performing Arts, Liberal Arts, Art History. Your own top 3 depends on all of your answers, so take the assessment to see yours.
What jobs fit The Storyteller?
Editors earn a median of $77,920 a year (BLS, May 2025). Entertainment & Recreation Managers earn a median of $79,520 a year (BLS, May 2025). Public Relations Specialists earn a median of $74,750 a year (BLS, May 2025).
How do I find out my major type?
Take the free MajorMatch assessment. It takes about 15 to 25 minutes. When you finish, you see your major type and your top 3 majors for free.
Is this a personality test?
No. Your major type is a quick, fun snapshot based on your answers about what you enjoy and how you did on short reasoning questions. It comes from our own proprietary scoring method. It is not a clinical or personality test, and it is not a label.
Can my major type change?
Yes. People grow, and if you are close to the line between two types, taking the assessment again can land you in the other one. Treat it as a starting point for exploring, not a final answer.
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