@donaldtrumped i understand most high school students look down on community colleges so i wont try to persuade you further but i just wanted to correct you and say that employers don’t care at all whether you went to community and then to a UC. in the end you just put your degree down on your resume and that’s that. you dont even have to say you went to community. not that there’s anything wrong with that. lots of employers i know actually like community college students cuz they know what the real world is like and they dont tend to look down on them as much as high schoolers do.
also may i suggest looking at majors and university websites? it just doesn’t sound that realistic to only think about potential majors once you’re visiting a school. you don’t really learn too much about all the majors they offer when you’re on a campus tour. that’s something you’ve got to do on your own time and investigate all the programs a school offers and stuff like that. you can end up hours at a computer investigating stuff like that. much more productive than just waiting til you happen to visit a school because realistically you won’t really get told about each individual major when you’re at a school. maybe they’ll go over certain colleges within a university (business, engineering, ect.) but you cant expect tour guides to just do all the research for you. you’ve got to take initiative and figure stuff out for yourself and be active in your pursuit of a potential major.
that way you can ask questions and know what you want to get more info on once you actually visit a campus