<p>I just need opinions from others to help me narrow down a major. whats all of your opinions on these majors, which do you believe will get me a really good high pay and a job after college? and also will be challenging but an enjoyable major? note: i know engineering will but what about the other majors listed, thanks!
majors:
Biomedical Engineering
Computer Science Engineering
Nursing
Pre-med (for either doctor or veterinarian)
Fashion Marketing
Business</p>
<p>You don’t have to declare a major right away! It’s perfectly fine to go into college undecided. Some colleges don’t even allow you to declare a major on your application. With many colleges, you don’t have to declare a major until the end of your sophomore year. My suggestion would be to go to a well-rounded school, experiment with a variety of classes, and find something that interests you. It may be something you don’t even have on your list yet!</p>
<p>How can we help you to choose a major when we don’t know your interests, your personal skills, your academic strengths, and your academic record?</p>
<p>good point, let me edit the post and add all of those right now
—nevermind it wont let me edit it. but ill just post it here
Interests: im into computers/technology, dealing with money, things that have to do with fashion and style and that sort.
im not someone who likes to be in one place as in i like something that involves alot of movement like traveling and what not.
Academic Strengths: I have good grades in Science and Social Studies, good in math EXPECT trigonometry. (im okay at it just not the best). Ive taken business and art classes.My school does offer much for engineering. I dont really know what i would need to take for a major in the medical field though.
I dont know my final transcript but my GPA is around 3.3-3.5 i dont know weighted or unweighted yet like i said i dont know my final transcript until school in two weeks.
All i can really say is im somehow who enjoys traveling and being around other people and being busy.
I dont really know what else to write besides that I just want to do something that ill enjoy and get a good future out of it.</p>
<p>Actually some of those majors (nursing, engineering) really do need to be selected from the beginning. What is your home state?</p>
<p>new york</p>
<p>It looks like Stony Brook has most of those majors. Hit their web site and see what you can find. SB should also be relatively affordable with TAP and in-state rates.</p>