Nowadays, personality tests have become a popular trend among university students. As part of the Campus Talk event, The Gachon Herald developed a special personality test that focuses on friendship rather than general personality traits. The test was conducted by several Gachon students to explore how students build and maintain friendships. Unlike typical personality tests, “My Friendship MBTI” was designed to help students understand their unique way of building relationships with friends. It is based on three main dimensions: extroverted vs. introverted, empathetic vs. logical, and planned vs. spontaneous. Through nine simple questions about friendship situations, participants are grouped into one of eight friendship types. Each type represents a different approach to forming and sustaining relationships. By taking this short test, students can discover what kind of friend they are and reflect on how they interact with others. After all, friendship has its own personality too. What’s yours?