https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-best-career-paths-for-ENFP-type-personalities
Link to my personality type.
I know that I am good in social sciences and am thinking about being a lawyer, teacher, or nurse
http://www.humanmetrics.com/personality/enfp-learning-style
My learning style. Should I go to a big school, liberal arts, etc…
How much can you and your family afford to pay?
What state do you live in?
Illinois
Sit down with your parents and run the Net Price Calculators at the websites of UI-UC, WIU, SIU, and a few of the smaller private colleges in IL. Talk with them about how your family could cover your estimated costs.
Law School is expensive, but admission is primarily dependent on your undergraduate GPA, so you can study whatever you feel like - including nursing or education - for your bachelor’s defree.
According to your other threads you have a 3.8 weighted GPA, a 22 ACT, and you need financial aid. You need to ask your parents how much they can pay. Run the Net Price Calculator for the schools you’re interested in to make sure they’re affordable.
We can’t tell you what career you should pursue. There are career counselors at college who can help. The gen eds colleges require are useful for that too. You can try different things and see what you like.
OP,
If you’re in Chicagoland, you could visit Lake Forest College just to get a sense of what a LAC feels like. You could also take the one-hour trip to DeKalb and visit NIU to get a sense what a large U feels like. Or you could visit UIC or DePaul or Loyola (these last two are private, but they’re fairly large).
From there, you can make decisions. Your ACT makes UIUC a bit iffy (though you could try), but just about all IL schools not named Northwestern or U of Chicago should be in play, public or private.