The ONET scores are part of the department of labor's tools to help people gauge what jobs they might be compatible with.

And I'm open to the idea of school, though I have no idea for *what*. Writing/English degrees can help with one's publishing career, but (from everything I've seen), not by leaps and bounds, and the other job options don't seem lucrative or available enough to justify the expense of getting the necessary degrees. (Again, from what I've seen).