<p>So I'm interested in majoring/minoring in the following: Cultural Anthropology, Human Development and Social Relations, Philosophy, Sociology, or Spanish. I like to read about stuff like the Titanic, and I like to question everything. We did dig a little bit into psychology in art when we talked about the brain hemispheres, and I thought it was a little interesting. I didn't really care for biology, particularly cells, like knowing what a mitochondria does. I like Spanish, I think, and I'm kind of good at it, but not the best. I like listening to the language and speaking it with some hesitation, I don't really love any particular subject yet (I'm in high school) I just kind of like them all, though I haven't really taken any classes in these subjects except Spanish. I don't think I've found my "thing" yet, and I feel pressured to declare my major before I start applying.</p>
<p>I am not looking to be employed in these fields after a BA; it would be after an MA or a PhD. </p>
<p>I'm not sure about sociology. I've heard that the soc class at my school is a joke; you work in groups all the time and you learn about things like sterotypes and cliques. I'm not interested in that stuff as much.</p>
<p>I don't really know what I love. I'm sure there's more to soc than stereotyping high schoolers. Anthro....I thought I was definite....now, not so much. Maybe it's too broad? I'd like to study how past people lived and how their lives where in comparison to ours....like with Titanic. I guess I would be less interested in the biological side, the chem side. (I really dislike chem!!!) Also the reasearch part....I think I could picture myself digging in a hole for human artifacts. I also think neanderthals are cool. I'm taking an evolution class this year, so I'll have a better idea.</p>
<p>HDSR just sounds cool. But, it involves much psych. Not too sure....</p>
<p>Philosophy sounds really cool, and I think I wouldn't mind reading about what Plato discovered to an extent.....I think I'd rather learn about WHAT he discovered more than his actual life, like his kids or something else that's super-specific. </p>
<p>I guess that's another thing; I think I'd rather learn about past societies more than individuals.</p>
<p>IDK Everything sounds intereresting in its own way!! What would pair well as double majors/minors? Can you double minor? Are any of these majors boring? I don't think any of them would! I don't care if they're useless....I just want to study something that I'll love!</p>
<p>Also, which classes would have the fewest students in them for better student-teacher ratios?</p>
<p>Please don't say something like "you have tons of time to decide." Not if I have to apply next week! I know it's not set-in-stone when I apply, but I just think it would give me more peace of mind.</p>