Students aged 14–16 who know what they like — drawing, numbers, helping people — but cannot yet see which university major that points to. Parents and teachers can read along.
Method
How this was made
Mejor is a first look at university majors. It is not a test score, not a career decision, and not a ranking of which school is “best for you”.
Two or three major names worth a closer look, a plain reason they matched your likes, one thing you can try this year, and universities that actually teach those majors in this set.
match% = round(100 × hits / number of likes you picked). Hits = how many of YOUR likes this major covers. Example: you pick Logic and Data. Computer Science has both → 100%, green. 70%+ is green. 40–69% is gold. It is not a score of how good you are.
match% = round(100 × hits / likes you picked)
A small Python server (backend/server.py) reads the same catalog files and answers JSON: /api/stats, /api/majors, /api/search, /api/quiz/draw. There is no login database. Your likes still stay only in this browser.
GET /api/v1/stats · /api/v1/majors · /api/v1/universities · /api/v1/search · /api/docs
The same 15 universities (QS 2026 Top 100, plus Chinese-student notes). Tap a school to see official faculty names, then official major / subject names under each one, with a one-line meaning for age 14. We do not invent a faculty. We do not copy every course variant (UCL has 400+ titles, including Year Abroad twins). If a school does not teach a subject, it stays faded. Example: UIUC has no medical school.
The 15 universities are overseas schools in the QS 2026 Top 100 that many Chinese students actually attend (UK, Australia, Canada, USA). This is not a ranking of which school is best for you, and it is not a list of universities in mainland China.
Keep two or three major names. Tell a parent or teacher. Open a university page from the school names if you want a closer look. Then try one small thing this year. Mejor is a first look, not a decision.
Nova asks 20 school questions drawn from a bank of 200 (how you work in class, not personality), then subjects you like versus subjects you’re strong at. The four-letter working-style code is a class label, not an official MBTI test. You can skip and choose likes yourself. You can change likes on the map at any time.
Not a job title. Not a forever plan. Not “best university”. QS numbers are world rank, not a personal fit. One major can lead to many jobs. Jobs also change.
No account. No server. Language, likes, and the open station are saved in this browser only (localStorage). Clearing the site data clears your ticket.