INTJs are strong individuals who seek new ways of looking at things.  They are insightful and enjoy coming to new understandings.  They often keep to themselves a great deal and are considered the most independent of all the sixteen personality types.  They are self-confident and prefer to look to the future rather than the past.  They are builders of systems and appliers of theoretical models and focus on possibilities.  INTJs make up about 1% of the population and tend to prefer careers in which they are given a lot of autonomy.  The following list represents some careers that may appeal to INTJs.

Academic curriculum designer
Administrator
Aeronautical engineer
Aerospace engineer
Animator
Anthropologist
Architect
Artist
Archivist
Astronomer
Attorney
Auditor
Biologist
Biomedical researcher/engineer
Broadcast engineer
Budget analyst
Business analyst
Cardiologist
Cardiovascular technician
Chemical engineer
City manager
Civil engineer
College professor
Columnist, critic, or commentator
Computer engineer
Computer programmer
Computer security specialist
Computer systems analyst
Coroner
Corrections officer
Credit analyst
Criminologist or ballistics expert
Curator
Database administrator
Dentist
Design engineer
Designer
Desktop publishing specialist
Economist
Editor/art director
Education consultant
Electrical/electronic technician
Engineer
Environmental planner/scientist
Exhibit designer/builder
Financial analyst
Financial planner
Geneticist
Graphic designer
Human resources manager
Information services developer
Intellectual properties attorney
Intelligence specialist
International banker
Inventor
Investment banker
Java programmer/analyst
Judge
Life scientist
Local area network (LAN) administrator
Management consultant
Manager
Mathematician
Metallurgical engineer
Microbiologist
Mortgage broker
Musician
Network administrator
Network integration specialist
Neurologist
News analyst/writer
Nuclear engineer
Operations research analyst
Pathologist
Pharmaceutical researcher
Pharmacologist
Photographer
Physical scientist
Physicist
Pilot
Private sector executive
Psychiatrist
Psychologist
Real estate appraiser
Social scientist
Software and systems researcher/developer
Strategic planner
Surgeon
Systems administrator
Systems analyst
Teacher
Telecommunications security provider
Treasurer or controller
Web developer
Webmaster
Writer/editor

Ball State Majors for the INTJ Personality Type

Anthropology
Architecture
Art
Biochemistry
Biology
Business Administration
Business Information Technology
Chemistry
Communication Studies
Computer Science
Construction Management
Counseling Psychology
Criminal Justice and Criminology
Earth Science
Economics
Education
Environmental Design
Exercise Science
Finance
Geology
Graphic Arts Management
Health Science
Human Resources and Organizational Behavior
Information Systems
Interior Design
International Business
Journalism
Landscape Architecture
Legal Studies
Management
Mathematical Economics
Mathematical Sciences
Mathematics Education
Medical Technology
Music Technology
Natural Resources and Environmental Management
Operations Management
Physics
Pre-Dental Preparation
Pre-Medical Preparation
Psychology
Religious Studies
Sociology
Telecommunications
Urban Planning and Development

For more information on personality types visit these sites:

Betty C. Jung's Personality Page – Jobs and Careers: http://www.bettycjung.net/Personality.htm
CareerTypes.com:  http://www.careertypes.com/
Columbia State MBTI Types: http://www.columbiastate.edu/careerservices/MBTI%20Types/INTJ.htm
Connecting Personality Types with Careers and Jobs:   http://permanent.access.gpo.gov/websites/doigov/www.doi.gov/octc/typescar.html
DiscoverYourPersonality.com:   http://www.discoveryourpersonality.com/intj.html
LearningChoices.com:   http://www.learningchoices.com/career-personality.htm
PersonalityPage.com:  http://www.personalitypage.com/info.html
PersonalityType.com:   http://www.personalitytype.com/
TypeLogic.com:   http://www.typelogic.com/

Wayne State College Personality Page:  http://www.wsc.edu/advising_services/career_planning/exploration/personality_careers/intj/

Print resources on personality types and careers available in the Career and Experiential Learning Resource Lab, Lucina Hall 235:

Do What You Are
Please Understand Me II
What's Your Type of Career

For further self-assessment visit the Career Center's Great Links to Explore page: http://www.bsu.edu/students/careers/students/links