How do you determine what your college major will be?

Answer 1

Career ChoicesThat's a decision you have to make. If you are interested in a variety of fields, consider a double major. It may take a little longer (about 1 year maybe ) but it can be done. By doing this you do have more options to go into once you finish school.

Answer 2

Take an array of courses that you think you might like, most will fall under your core requirments. Eventually something will click. I changed mine 3 times, hey you're talking about an expensive and life consuming thing here. Be sure that you get what you want out of it!

Answer 3

Go with your interests. If you love psychology, then major in psychology. If you enjoy foreign languages, then you should major in one. Don't major in something just to get a job. If you really love literature, don't major in business like everyone else! Major in what YOU like. I'm telling you, if you decide to major in something you enjoy, you will be successful. If you major in something just to get a job, like a major in Accounting or Business Administration, life will be boring for you.

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AnswerIt is true as mentioned above, to succeed and be happy in that success you must work out of passion - a love for what you do. One of the worse things - in terms of careers - is to wake up in the morning and say, "Man, I have to go to work! It's not good for you, and it is not good for your employer. Employers want their employees coming into work energized, excited, and working out of passion. They do not want them dragging in because it's Monday, and doing cartwheels out the door because it's Friday! Finding your passion is not always so simple. Still, the worse thing you can do is procrastinate your education because you feel you do not know what you want to do. In the beginning, you can take the, what I will call the safe courses. Every program requires English, general or specific electives, Social Science etc. that will apply to any curriculum. Put your foot in the door and just do it! Now, while you are there, make an appointment with a Career Counselor. These are individuals who are trained or specialized in helping you develop career goals. They will interview you, give you an interest inventory, discuss options etc. Once you come to a decision that you feel is appropriate for yourself, I would then contact individuals who are in the field you think your interested in. Ask them if you can shadow them for a day so that you can get a better feel for the day to day operations. You can ask them how they feel about their work, the ups and the downs etc. Usually people are very open to discuss their trails and tribulations, failures, and successes within their field of expertise. However, be warned! Do not speak with just one individual, because they may have an opinion that is either too negatively or positively skewed. Get a variety of perspectives. Sooner or later you will find it! Just do not panic and rush the issue! One last thing. There are dream stealer's out there. Sadly, the people who are the first ones to steal your dreams away are those who love you the most, to include family and friends. They may say things like, "Why do you want to do that, what are you crazy?" They may say hurtful things like, "Oh, you can't do that." They may even try to push you in a different direction. This is not because they do not love you, but they may be worried or in fear for you. They may be afraid that you are making a mistake. Remember this, the only way an individual can steal your dreams away, is if you let them. Just make sure you have an appropriate coach and do your research. It's going to be OK!!

Answer 4

# Figure out what your interests are. Towards where have you been leaning until now? Did you take Advanced Placement courses in high school? Try doing some research on career paths. # If you aren't necessarily interested in a specific path, take courses in something general enough that you can use in many different fields.

# Many universities in the United States won't force their students to choose a major until after their sophomore year. Take a variety of useful courses until then to help decide what you want to commit to. # See a career guidance counselor; every school should have one!

Answer 5

The easiest way I've found is to visit http://www.mymajors.com (double-click)

Not only do they have a comprehensive list of majors but you can take a survey that will recommend majors for you based upon your interests.

Answer 6

If you have not zeroed in on a favorite subject or a career before you leave high school, then you can take tests that will help you decide which careers would be good for you. For example, if you are a people person, you will want to choose a career that will let you work with and around people. If you choose not to deal with people or have limited contact with people in your job, then you may want to consider certain laboratory pursuits. You can take a test on the Related Link below. This website uses artificial intelligence to find the most suitable career and educational choices for an individual. It also contains information regarding the current salary of each career.

There are numerous careers that require specific skills, such as science background or good mathematical skills. If you want to be a doctor, you will want to be sure your grades in math and science are in the A+ range and that you choose subjects that will make you a well-rounded individual. Law schools also look for people with well-rounded backgrounds.

Do you want to teach? Do you want to go into business for yourself and start your own company, or do you want to work for someone else? If you are completely undecided, you can offer to volunteer in various organizations in your community and get first-hand experience to help you decide if that field is a good fit for you.

Depending on your choice, you may have to audition before you are accepted in various schools in college; such as dance, music and art. I guess the most important question to ask yourself is "what do I really want to do?" and then decide what you have to do in order to achieve that profession.

Answer 7

Figure out your interests. Which school subject do you enjoy the most? You have many options! Talk to your guidance counselor at school. He will be able to guide you in the right direction. Job shadow careers that you are even slightly interested. Think about if you could see yourself doing this every single day for the next thirty years of your life.

Answer 8

You will have to find one suitable for you, how you work, and the environment the school is in.

Answer 9

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