I went with the
pathways eval link (it was shorter). It does a better job as far as assessing you. It's pretty straight forward. Where in the spectrum of various topics do you fall and how important are these topics in choosing your specialty. Then it gives you the deviation from ALL specialties.
I remember doing the OP's link as a high schooler. The OP's link has a flaw in that it kinda asks the same question over and over again. This is important because if you said True or Very True to the same question but in different instances, then you probably ranked yourself higher for a specialty in one over the other. This is just human error and it kinda affects the whole ranking system which only deviates by a few points as it is for the top 10. I'm guessing they listed questions for each profession and then they just asked you if you are against or for it. That's why some people may get so many results. If you gave a lot of neutral, then you probably scored for every profession.
😛 The only way I could possibly think you would have a small list is if you chose the opposite answer for the profession and ended with a negative value.
😛 Maybe I'm wrong. In any case, I was always stuck in something with zero interest in persuing...
My Top 10 were are (for pathways)
Medical Oncology
Hematology
Infectious Diseases
Neurology
Neonatal - Perinatal Medicine
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Radiation Oncology
Dermatology
Child Neurology
Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism
Apparently, I'm all wrong for Diagnostic Radiology.
😛 I score like 90+