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How to Choose a Major in College in 5 Easy Steps
Choosing a major can be hard. Maybe you’ve always known what you’ve wanted to do with your life. That’s great. But what about the people who don’t have a clue?
How to Help Yourself Decide on a Major in College
The college years are a time of excitement for young students. They can also be chock-full of uncertainty.
3 Steps to Choosing the Right College Major for You
Halfway through college you’re supposed to decide what subject you want to specialize in. Some colleges allow you to design your own majors, while others want you to choose from the available major subjects.
Think You’re in the Wrong Major? 4 Strategies for Choosing a Better Path
More people than ever are going to college. It has become something that everyone generally expects to do after high school. Unfortunately, some people find themselves in the wrong major.
How to Choose Your Major in College
It is very important to know what subject you want to study in college. Whatever subjects you choose you’ll have to spend your time learning them. So, it’s a good idea to take it seriously.
How to Choose the Perfect Major
It can be hard trying to choose what you want to do for the rest of your life. Some of us are lucky and always know what we want to do, but for the majority of us, we have no idea.
A Lazy Person’s 3 Tips for College Success
Tweet A story/tips from another college friend of mine… enjoy. Typically, words like “exams” and “studying” go hand in hand. This is as true now as it was ten years
You Can Finish College One Year Early
You may be aware that it is taking some full-time college students five or even six years to complete their education. That’s a long time spent on campus and a costly one at that.
College Majors and College Minors
At some point while attending college you will have to declare your major. This can happen early in your freshman year, but usually no later before the end of your sophomore year.
10 In-Demand College Majors
High school seniors and non-matriculated college students are nervously scanning the news these days to see if their intended career path is still open or whether they’ll need to adjust their plans accordingly. Fortunately, an economic downturn usually means that hiring for key jobs is only temporarily curtailed while the long term prospects for most in-demand careers remain bright.
Should You Transfer to a Different College?
Ideally, students will start and finish their undergraduate work at the same school, enjoying the familiarity, consistency, and the security of attending one school. There is something to be said about student and faculty relationships that are built over four years, what can provide a lifetime of mutually satisfying support.
5 Reasons for Transferring From Your College
Tweet Firstly, one in three college students will eventually transfer according to a report from the National Student Clearinghouse. Secondly, some students will drop out, but if you’re intent on
