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Turn subjects, interests and hobbies into degree directions worth testing.
Rate the subjects you actually enjoy, choose the problems and activities that keep your attention, then compare three university fields and one useful alternative. Every result explains why it appeared.
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Start with the subjects you know.
Enjoyment is not treated as aptitude. It is one visible input in an exploration model, alongside interests, activities and preferences.
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See exactly what the recommendation does and does not mean.
How the comparison points work
Subjects contribute 25 points, interests 25, strengths 15, hobbies 10, preferred work styles 15 and course style 10. Explicit tensions, such as avoiding mathematics-intensive study, can deduct no more than eight points. Editorial weights are visible heuristics, not psychometric coefficients.
Why a missing subject is neutral
Not studying a subject does not prove dislike or inability. The model uses a neutral value until the student gives an enjoyment rating for a related subject. Official prerequisites still need separate checking.
Why exact courses are not ranked by admission chance
Course requirements and selection ranks change and can include tests, interviews, portfolios, adjustments or applicant-category rules. The result therefore links to current official searches without inventing a chance of entry.
University Explorer v1.0 · reviewed 23 July 2026
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