Choosing a Major

Choosing a Major One of the many things that many students seem compelled to worry over, declaring a major. Many people may say that you should have one chosen by the time you start your first year. Unless you are absolutely sure 100% of his career, you do not have to worry about making that decision yet. Keep our options open. The real deadline for choosing a major is the end of its second year. That gives you two years, which is a long period of time. In the first two years of his jouey, to take into account and their options. Take courses in general education, such as history, literature, Psychology 101, Sociology 101, intro classes, etc., and know that what you grab. Maybe not right away. You can choose a major in the last minutes. Take me for example. I do not declare my major until the end of my second year. I thought that you never know what I wanted to do or what was good. I had come to school wanting to be a political science major. Then a half, I decided that politics is not something I want to be part of (for various reasons). Then I wanted to be a psychology. I loved the class so I decided to declare. In the end I bored with psychology and history changes. I love history and I was completely fascinated with it. I soon lost interest in being a great history and became an English major. I figured since I love to read and write that this would be perfect. Which ended up being a little 'too much reading and writing for my taste. Also, I had to take lessons of "eighteenth-century English literature," which ended up sleeping in. then held until the spring semester of my Sophomore years. This semester, I enrolled for the production of a video class. I emphasized in class. I finally found something that I loved and a fine. Broadcast Joualism, as I declared my major and I am currently working on my degree in this field. It takes time. Do not get overwhelmed. Do not be discouraged. Test the waters, try everything and finally found his niche.