Edit: I should caveat my comment by saying the test is focused on science subjects. If your daughter is considering something outside of that, this test won't be very rewarding.
This is somewhat off-topic but I would recommend her taking the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery test (ASVAB). It is a phenomenally comprehensive test, covering more than just reading/writing/math like the SAT or ACT. Things like engineering, electrical, mechanical principals, etc. When I took it I was asked questions in fields I knew almost nothing about, or fields I'd only had exposure to from whatever I'd learned from parents, etc.
You don't have to be going into the armed services to take it, and more than anything, it was the only test I took in high school that really made me think there could be something else besides college-y concepts of reading/writing/math. It made me think about those other fields and whether I might have an interest in them, and it also gave me scores on how well I did on subjects that maybe I'd only had a passing knowledge of.
It was by far the coolest test I took, and I can't recommend it highly enough as a vehicle that might help stimulate thoughts about one's future.
This link shows the subjects the test covers.
https://www.officialasvab.com/applicants/what-to-expect/