The study focused on the investigation of the existing dynamics between the Myers Briggs Type Indicator personality profiling (MBTI), and General Weighted Average (GWA) of nursing students. The participants were 48 college students in Angeles City, Philippines. All the students were administered with the MBTI instrument. Descriptive statistics--measures of central tendency--was used to analyze the data. General Weighted Averages (GWA) were higher in: Introversion compared to Extroversion, Sensing compared to Intuition, Judging compared to Perceiving, Thinking compared to Feeling. Moreover, results revealed that the top five Personality Types that had highest GWA's were INFP-2.0925, ISTJ-2.11, INFJ-2.23, ESFP-2.246667 and ESTJ-2.2542857 respectively. Surprisingly, majority of the students were ISFJ's, which is not included in the top five Personality Types. [This document was produced through the Assessment, Counselling, Alumni, and Placement (ACAP) Center.]