<p>Hello, everyone! I'm a college sophomore who is unsure of her major (like many others out there). Originally, I went into university as an Accounting major. After two semesters of this, I decided I hated accounting, even though I wasn't bad at it (I <em>almost</em> got an A in the course). Anyway, I then considered med school for the LONGEST time, until I realized my hatred of science was a bit too strong. However, I still wanted to do something with health. I changed to Health Administration with a concentration in Health Systems Management, coupled with a minor in Information Technology. Shortly after taking another IT course over the past summer, I switched my concentration to Health Informatics.</p>
<p>But slowly I am starting to enjoy IT a WHOLE lot, even if I'm only taking classes for my minor. My ideal job would be some sort of IT position in a healthcare setting. So I was thinking of dropping the IT minor, and changing it to a major (Applied Information Technology major with a concentration in Healthcare IT).</p>
<p>I'm not entirely sure, but I keep coming back to the idea of IT, so that must mean something... should I stick with my Health Administration major, or should I change majors? I just need some more opinions!!</p>
<p><em>Some things to note:
I would graduate on time either way.
I have thought about going to grad school. No med/pharmacy/law school though.
I am currently a pharmacy technician, so I have a *little</em> experience in healthcare, but at the same time, I am quite passionate about IT/computers (NOT programming, so please don't suggest Comp Sci.)</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>