Typically, there are two kinds of college freshmen: those who enter their first year full of confidence, knowing exactly what major they wish to study, and those who enter with more uncertainty, unsure what path they wish to take.
However, there are still others who may not fit in either box. Some may begin their college career thinking they know what they want to do with their life, and then realizing, half way through their academic degree, their major no longer fills them with the same sense of excitement or purpose. Such realizations may lead to uncertainty, fear and even anxiety about the future. Suddenly, they find themselves asking the scary question of “now what?”
If you identify in the third category, I’m here to tell you: do not worry! Half way through my sophomore year, I realized the major I had declared freshman year no longer fit with my future aspirations, so I changed my field of study. It can be a daunting decision for sure, but don’t let your worries get the better of you. Here are my 7 tips to help you through the decision process:
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Nov 5, 2018
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