<p>African American Studies.</p>
<p>Social Sciences - 6
Humanities - 3
Biological Sciences - 4
Physical Sciences - 1
Engineering - 3
Mathematics - 2
Undecided - 1
Computer Science - 1</p>
<p>Social sciences. I did say in my short educational plan response that I specifically wanted to do economics though. </p>
<p>Social Sciences - 7
Humanities - 3
Biological Sciences - 4
Physical Sciences - 1
Engineering - 3
Mathematics - 2
Undecided - 1
Computer Science - 1</p>
<p>Engineering :)</p>
<p>Psychology</p>
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<p>Humanities ftw!</p>
<p>physical sciences!!!</p>
<p>Social Sciences - 8
Humanities - 4
Biological Sciences - 4
Physical Sciences - 2
Engineering - 4
Mathematics - 2
Undecided - 1
Computer Science - 1</p>
<p>Updated</p>
<p>Engineering =]</p>
<p>Humanities! :)</p>
<p>Not going to get in but oh well, I used my fee waiver for this app~ ><</p>
<p>I chose Social Sciences.</p>
<p>Social Sciences - 9
Humanities - 4
Biological Sciences - 4
Physical Sciences - 2
Engineering - 5
Mathematics - 2
Undecided - 1
Computer Science - 1</p>
<p>(Humanities is at 4 now, I wasn’t answering. Sorry about the confusion.)</p>
<p>Social Sciences - 9
Humanities - 4
Biological Sciences - 5
Physical Sciences - 2
Engineering - 5
Mathematics - 2
Undecided - 1
Computer Science - 1</p>
<p>Updating for my son …</p>
<p>Social sciences for me. (How difficult is it to switch majors at Harvard btw just for reference)</p>
<p>Social Sciences - 10
Humanities - 4
Biological Sciences - 5
Physical Sciences - 2
Engineering - 5
Mathematics - 2
Undecided - 1
Computer Science - 1</p>
<p>You are in no way bound to the major that you indicated on the application, and I don’t believe you have to declare a major until sometime in your sophomore year. Junior year and onward, I wouldn’t think it would be exceptionally hard as long as you still have enough room to get the required credits for graduating with a degree in that major.</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure I put chemistry.</p>
<p>Social science (econ) and math(stats). I would like to double major if possible. If not, then econ.</p>
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<p>Indeed.</p>
<p>I might double major in English and History. 
If I have a single major, I’m pretty sure it will be one of those subjects.</p>
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<p>Maybe some of use wouldn’t be great engineers/mathematicians/biologists/doctors.</p>
<p>I personally am just not a science person. I’m ok, but I’m not great. Why would I enter a field I’d be miserable in–thereby wasting my potential in English/history/fields that appeal to me more? With a degree in a humanities discipline I could get a law degree, work for a museum, enter government, work for a non-profit, or go to med school as long as I complete the pre-med requirements. Really, the sky’s the limit. Such degrees are not useless at all.</p>
<p>I don’t think people who choose careers based on some misguided idea of what society “needs” and how lucrative those fields are should go to a school like Harvard anyway.</p>
<p>Social Sciences - 11
Humanities - 5
Biological Sciences - 5
Physical Sciences - 3
Engineering - 5
Mathematics - 2
Undecided - 1
Computer Science - 1</p>
<p>Blackbanana, I listed you under “Social Sciences” since you seem to have a stronger preference for an Econ major.</p>
<p>Biological Sciences</p>
<p>Social Sciences - 11
Humanities - 5
Biological Sciences - 6
Physical Sciences - 3
Engineering - 5
Mathematics - 2
Undecided - 1
Computer Science - 1</p>