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It's intriguing that everyone has an N so far. I wonder if it has something to do with the "Sociological Imagination" and what that it takes to have that. It would be interesting to see if we were all Ns throughout our lives or if we moved towards N after we learned more about sociology.

I’m a little late to this, but I’ve been observing for awhile and I thought I’d finally jump in. I’m applying to 13 schools (I know it’s a lot, but I’m really worried about getting in). In the order I applied/am applying: University of Chicago (Submitted) - Sociology University of California-Berkeley (Submitted) - Sociology University of Texas-Austin (Submitted) - Sociology The Ohio State University (Submitted) - Sociology University of Minnesota-Twin Cities (Submitted) - Sociology University of Wisconsin-Madison (Submitted) - Sociology University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (Submitted) - Sociology and Public Policy Kent State University (Submitted) - Sociology North Carolina State University (Ready to Submit, just have to pay application fee) - Sociology Penn State University (Not Submitted) - Criminology Washington State University (Not Submitted) - Sociology Indiana University-Bloomington (Not Submitted) - Criminal Justice University of Tennessee-Knoxville (Not Submitted) - Sociology

I’ve got almost the same thing going on, but I always score INTP and I believe I’m INFP based on the description. I think I scored like 7 on T so I’m basically right in the middle as well.