The purpose of this study is to compare creative personality and resilience of Specialized Vocational
High School and General High School students. The subjects of this study were 256 students attending
each school. Correlation and variance analysis were used as a research method to examine the differences
between creative personality and resilience of each school students. The results of the study were as
follows: First, creative personality and resilience had positive relationship with self-regulation ability,
positivity, and interpersonal relations. Second, creative personality for each school students represented
significant differences in risk tolerance and open-minded thinking. Third, resilience for each school students
showed significant differences in the total score of interpersonal relations and resilience. In conclusion,
there was not significant differences in creative personality between schools, however, the total score
of resilience for General High School students was higher than that of Specialized Vocational High
School students. Based on these results, implications, limitations and further research on the affective
characteristics of Specialized Vocational High School students are suggested in this study.