Career questions tagged college-major
During their college education, students must declare a major or a focus area of study. Choosing a college major can be difficult if you are unsure about what you are passionate in. It is common for students to change their majors more than once throughout the... Read more Show less
Are there any careers that would allow me to pursue nuclear engineering AND musical theater ?
My current goal is to double major in those two subjects at University of Michigan (hopefully with a scholarship, as it's out of state and EXPENSIVE), but from what I've found, it's practically impossible to find a way to do them both "in the real world" I don't want to look back and regret not doing theater, but I know it's not the most practical career. I'm not the best at nuclear science or engineering, but I have time to improve my skills. Is there anything out there for me (that pays well, LOL)?
Neuroscience or Psychology major?
I want to go into psychiatry and have heard that neuroscience and psychology are the best majors to pursue in college. Which one would be better and what are the typical classes and workload for each major?
How can I get started with molecular biology?
How can I get started with molecular biology? I love molecule so much. So why do you like molecules? Bc biology is literally the best thing ever. Do you agree?
Which Nurse Practitioner specialty is the best to get into?
By that I mean the one that is the most versatile especially in a clinic setting, pays more and is the most in demand?,
How much money will I earn after I graduate from top business school?
I want to major in business at college and want to known how much I make.
Should I change my Marketing degree into a General Business Degree?
Hello everyone I am looking for some career guidance I am a senior in my last semester of university. I believe I have lost interest in my marketing degree although I enjoyed learning many topics within my curriculum when I completed my required internship during the last semester of my junior year I found myself bored and unhappy. I was set to complete an internship position within my sophmore year but due to family health issues this did not occur. I tried applying to many other marketing positions but had no luck landing any which made me feel uneasy about the value of my degree and how it would not provide me the stability I was seeking. However, I was trying to stay positive throughout my college years as I thought my marketing major was a good fit for me, but after completing my internship I feel as though it is not for me as I am not being challenged. In addition I now feel that marketing does not give me a sense of fufillment as well. I feel ashamed because I know think I have wasted four years towards something that does not align with me. My question now is that would it be better to change my major to general if I am no longer interested in Marketing? I do not want employers to box me into marketing side of things since I no longer want to work within that space. I am now open to the idea of working within finance and human resources but my university does not offer these majors. There is only a finance minor. I have even thought about just graduating with a general business degree and pursuing an elementary teaching certification as one of the requirments is to have a bachelors degree. Please let me know your thoughts as I am feeling stuck and behind in life.
Can I become a cosmetic scientist by graduating with a degree in chemistry? Or do I have to graduate as a chemical engineer?
The college I go to won’t let me transfer to their college of engineering so I can’t become a chemical engineer. My only other option is to major in chemistry? I don’t know if a degree in chemistry can get me a job as a cosmetic scientist.
How can I become a teacher and doctor?
Is there a way I can become a teacher but also be a DO(Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine)? I've always wanted to become a teacher who teaches special ed kids or music, but at the same time, I've also always wanted to be a helper of some sort. I figured a DO would be the best for me because I don't want just to show them how to use medicine I want to show them that they can do other things than just be on medication.
What major should I go for ?
I have always been interested in mathematics and physics. After graduating from 12th grade, I have discovered that I'm really good at mathematics, though I used to get over 95% in physics, chemistry, and mathematics. I know getting a good score isn't everything in a career; there are so many skills that are required to have a top-notch career. Now I am planning to do my major in electrical engineering or software engineering. As I like grinding mathematics more, will it be a wise decision to major in electrical engineering? I really want to do a startup. Will it be a wise decision to major in electrical engineering, having the passion to do the startup and maintaining academics perfectly? One thing I would like to say, I'm going to move to Montreal and planning to do my MBA afterwards.
Will a Marketing major limit my job prospects?
I am a senior majoring in marketing and I am feeling a bit uneasy regarding my potential job prospects after graduation. I would like to know if my major will limit my ability to work within different industries such as finance and supply chain management? I would appreciate any advise as I am feeling uncertain about my career decision/major.
AS a high school student, how do I know if programming language is the right college for me?
I'm 17 years old and currently in high school. I've been learning how to program games in my free time for the past year or so , I 've decided to study programming languages in college .but I'm still not entirely sure about my decision.
What major should I choose when I go to college?
Hello, I really love painting and I have some talent for page drawing, but I don't know if I have what it takes to study graphic design. Because recently I discovered that I have signs of hand tremors. I haven't told this to anyone in the family yet. Can I continue to pursue this passion?
What would someone wanting to be a criminal law paralegal major in?
Being a criminal law paralegal would be great but, I am not sure what I would major in to become one.
What major would someone take to become at fingerprint technician?
Being a fingerprint technician would be super fun and cool but, I am not sure what major I would major in to becomes a fingerprint technician.
What is the definition of Artificial intelligence and what are the importance to the community, how can it be applied and enjoyed by common men. And those that are rich too
What is the definition of Artificial intelligence and what are the importance to the community, how can it be applied and enjoyed by common men. And those that are rich too
What is the best thing to do to prepare before pursuing a comp sci and mathematics double major?
Grade 12, senior
How should you get started I'd you want to major in software engineering? College or University?
Would SJCC be a good choice for a 2 year and would transferring to SJSU be a good choice to go after the 2 years in college?
Is it hard pursuing a academic pathway towards the major of software engineering ?
How many years does it take if someone's planning to go to college for 2 year and then transferring to a 4 year
How much money approximately would I spend on going to a 2 year college to major in the departnt of software engineering before transferring to a University.
I'm planning to go to SJCC
why would it take so many years to become a doctor?
is it just a lot of work in general or is it studies and mentoring and finding other ways to better youself.
How do you choose the best college that will reflect your culture?
I am college bound and i have been wondering how do i find the best college that will reflect my culture so i dont always feel left out or is cultural diversity not that important?
Which major should I take if I am interested in the brain and biology but not sure if i want to go to med school?
Which majors can lead to multiple career choices without me having to do a phd and one that would allow me to make good money?
Can a history major go into a business job?
I love the study of history more than any other subject and if I could major in it I would. I've always heard that history majors are versatile as the soft skills will land you a job from teaching to business. What business jobs can history majors get and how much will they be paid. Would it be harder to major in history and to go into business compared to a business major?