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What should I major in?
My mind keeps on going back and forth on what I should major in. First I wanted to go into business and major in marketing, then I wanted to going into the tech field and major in computer science/software engineering.. but I keep on changing my mind.
With the following interests, what do you think I should major in:
Computers
Internet
Making Money
Making Videos
Photography
Interior Design
Architecture
I have always pictured myself in a big city (particulary NY), in an office working at a desk, doing something important. But I am not sure what the job is. Please, help me out, and could you also suggest a good college to go along with the major. Thanks.
AND if you know about that major/career, could you please fill me in on everything you know about.
Thanks again.
It really doesn’t matter unless you go into medicine, law, or engineering. Just get a degree in anything, and you will be employed.
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