Career questions tagged undecided
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can I study business, architecture and a bachelor of fine arts in one go ?
I want to create my business, but I also love architecture and am deeply interested in art. I want to have something that connects all three of these things. I want to see if there's a way to study all of these things at the same time. and to see what universities or colleges have classes that can be studied, or learn all three topics at once
What, internships or volunteering should I do, I’m a 16 year old and I’m looking for any internships for psychology or any organizations I can volunteer for online.
I’ve been doing a few things and created a few clubs like a Red Cross branch, and have been volunteering in other ways for other mental health organizations. But I was looking for any psychology things I could do, I was currently looking at crisis volunteer lines I could do. But if there is any other please let me know it would be greatly appreciated!
How would you pursue a career in an area of employment where the future of the career isn't ensured?
We can't see into the future, but we can predict it. How would someone pursue a career where the future is unsure? Should the person change their career choice?
What are some steps I can take to help me find what major I would enjoy? #Spring25
I am going into college with my major undecided and I need advice on how to find the right major for me. I will be attending the University of Utah in the fall, and I want to have a general idea on what I want to go into so I can get a head start on my major my freshman year.
How to narrow down career choice when I have a lot of interests?
What do you suggest for narrowing down your career ideas when I have a lot of interests? I really don't know how to pick one!
How did you know what you wanted to major in, going into college And why did you choose the college you went to? ?
I am a Junior in high school and still unsure of what I want to do. I think I am leaning towards a veterinarian. I am not sure what the path is for this profession in college. I am also having trouble deciding what colleges I should apply for next year. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
What academic planning resources or strategies best support undecided students in making intentional, informed decisions about their majors while exploring different fields of study?
I am a high school senior planning on attending Bates College. I am interested in STEM, but can't seem to pinpoint exactly what I'd like to pursue in the future.
What has been the best way to figure out the major you want to get a degree in? And how do you navigate moving away from home?
I am a graduating high school senior and have been having trouble figuring out what I want to do with my time in college. I feel Ive been putting too much emphasis on what I would become after my degree and the pay.
What had been the best way to figure out the major you want to get a degree in And how do you navigate moving away from home??
I am a graduating high school senior and have been having trouble ddciding ehat I want to do with my time in college. I feel Ive been putting too much emphasis on what I would befome after my degree and the pay.
How can I best explore my interests to pursue a fulfilling career path as an undecided student? What steps can I follow to ensure that my education is worthwhile in the long run in terms of finding a well-paying career I am passionate about?
I am a senior in high school and am currently enrolled in a 4-year university that I will attend this upcoming academic year. I am all over the place in what career I want to follow in the future. First I had an interest in law for the longest time, then throughout high school I was set on working in sports media/management, and just recently I have taken an interest in pursuing physical therapy. So clearly, I am all over the place in what I have an interest in when it comes to career paths. I feel way behind my peers as they are already super passionate and set on what they want to do in life. I am going into college undecided but my worry is how I will be able to figure out what I want to do within the next few years. While being able to receive a great education, I want to make sure that it is worth it and I find something I am passionate about and can make a great career out of.
What is the best way to figure out what to major in if I’m not sure what I want to do other than the fact that I want to be successful and would eventually like to be my own boss? ?
High School Senior Natural leader Loves sports, particularly football and enjoys learning and talking about it Very talkative
What's the best way to find out which field you're interested in ?
I'm a high school senior, heading to Purdue For Industrial Engineering. I chose the major due to its breadth but, of course, at some point I'll have to specialize. I'm currently into teaching and data analytics-related roles but I'm still not quite sure what I want to do as my interests change frequently.
how to know if you are fit for law school And how to not let personal insecurities hold you back from pursuing your interests? ?
how to know if you are fit for law school? And how to not let personal insecurities hold you back from pursuing your interests?
What is the best way to get started in a career change after 18 years in Early Childhodlod Education?
I'm really open to any type of jobs just not sure where to start and how I'll know if I will like it. Plus all my work experience is in that field. I am going back to school to get my degree in Human Services but not even sure if that is what I want to go back for.
When undecided on a major does taking business as a default a good idea? #Spring25
I am currently a high school senior that has been accepted into a 4 year college and will be attending in the fall.
What is the turnover rate for Finance major to Accounting majors?
About how many change majors from Finance to Accounting? what are the clear differences that would make someone who's unsure on finance change to accounting?
Do you have to know what you want to do to get a scholarship?
I’m not one hundred percent sure I know what I want to do but want to be proactive. I would like to apply for scholarships even though I’m not certain about what I want to do. Thank you so very much
How do you find clarity in your career path when you're interested in everything, but don't know what will actually fulfill you long-term?
I am a rising sophomore studying bioengineering at Penn and I am unsure what field I would like go into, right now I want to try everything!
How to earn more minority scholarships? How to find scholarships that I qualify for?
I keep searching continuously for minority scholarships that are available but they have unattainable requirements and I can’t seem to find a page concerned just about minority scholarships.
What is the best advice you could give to someone who's going into college undecided?
I've put a lot of thought into what I want to major in but I'm still not sure what I want to do. What would be the best course of action for me? Thank you for your consideration #spring25!
How do you know what career to choose if you have multiple interests or things that you can see yourself doing?
If it helps, I’m interested in music, engineering (aerospace), first responders, law enforcement, astronomy, and marching band. HELP!
Is getting a sociology degree worth it?
I'm a high school senior interested in sociology, but I have heard that it won't set me up well for my future career, or that it's a "useless" degree. I value community engagement, and I enjoy studying how different communities interact with each other, human development and psychology, and I love writing. It sounds like a major that would fit my interests, but is it really a waste of time?
I have five years to complete my educational studies, and it's quite challenging, to have the tasks of job search, personal endeavors and studying. How do I maintain a work-school-life balance?
Finding balance and quality personal time; can be daunting.
How do you decide on your major Do you have any advice to quell the worries on someone still unsure of their passion and stressing about the uncertainty of the future??
This year, I was supposed to be a junior in high school, However, I followed a pathway that allowed me to combine my junior and senior year courses into one year, and I plan to graduate a year early. On one hand, this was an accomplishment I am proud of. However, recently I have been stressing myself out about going into college at a younger age with an undecided major. For my mental and social well-being, I feel like college is a good plan for me to develop the stability and productivity of continuing my education, not to mention that I genuinely want to continue. Nevertheless, it still becomes taxing wondering whether attending university will be resourceful or regretful in the long run. I can't help but have doubts going into a university that will be financially demanding whilst still debating what major I will choose. Any advice?
How will being undecided or switching majors later on affect my chances of getting a job after college?
I am a high school senior who is debating which major I should pursue. There are many areas of study I would like to go into, but I’m scared that switching will make me less employable in the future.
How should determine what career is best for me?
I see many people tell me to based my career path on of my skills and interest while other tell me to based it on the financial stability it would provide me. Thank you for any responses. #Spring25
what career should study if I want to become a voice actor?
Any advice for this career? University recommendations? Where do I start? Where can I start on my own to gain experience? Is it difficult to get opportunities in this field?
Did you ever feel obligated to chose a STEM career over a creative one?
I am in the process of choosing my career and major for college, but I am unsure if a stem career is really worth it.