In Fall 2020, I’m going to a junior in college as a transfer from community college with an associate degree in general studies. When I applied to the university, I picked accounting for my major. Now I’m unsure if I want to continue accounting because the reason why I picked it is because I’ve always loved math while growing up. Now I have a slight interest in criminology because the though of solving crime fascinate me. Now I’m afraid that what if I don’t like my accounting major and will have to stick to it forever and that’s what terrify me the most. Going after for something I thought I was going to like. Now I can’t decided between accounting or criminology. I feel like time is running out to decide and I don’t feel confident at all with my decision. I’m afraid what’s next in my future. I’m actually having a “quarter life crisis” right now
Why not major in Criminology and minor in finance or math? That would fulfill both your academic interests.
Forensic accounting best of both worlds.
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Agree with @NJdad07090!
Yep! And in order to be a forensic accountant…you have to major in accounting.
And even the FBI’s website (https://www.fbijobs.gov/career-paths/special-agents) currently says that these are the skills in demand:
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATH (STEM)
LINGUISTS
LAW/LEGAL
MILITARY/LAW ENFORCEMENT
EDUCATION/TEACHING
CYBERSECURITY/TECHNOLOGY
HEALTHCARE SERVICES/MEDICAL
PSYCHOLOGY/COUNSELING
ACCOUNTING/FINANCE
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