<p>I have a serious problem: I can't decide my major. I know I am going to be premed, and within that is a WHOLE other disscussion, but there are so many more things I'm considering as a double major. I LOVE envirnmental studies (environmental advocacy to be exact), and theatre technique, and dance technique. I want to be a doctor, and so if I chose theatre technique or dance technique, I wouldnt purse those as careers. But if I took environmental advocacy, that is a career track. I'm afraid I won't be happy with my final decision. Please help!!!!</p>
<p>Three Words- Don't Declare Major</p>
<p>I agree. In many colleges you don't have to declare major right when you get into college. So when you're looking at schools, make sure you figure out when you have to declare a major and what happens to your credits if you decide to change major, because you don't want to waste all that time and money in spending more years at the college because you wanted to change major. It's perfectly fine not to have a specific major in mind--in fact, I think it's better not to. College is a time for you to explore a lot of different subjects, and in college you'll probably find something very interesting that you couldn't possibly have found interesting in high school. So it's perfectly fine not to know what you want to major in. The most important thing is to major in something you are truly passionate about. In fact, a lot of college graduates say that if they had to repeat college, they'd major in something they were actually interested in. And your interests seem to be fluttering about, so it's bad to take chances and say that you know what you want to major in. Take all those into consideration when you are thinking of what colleges you're interested in and what you plan to do in college.</p>