<p>I have been searching around a lot trying to find what type of college major is for me but it has been a struggle so far. I am trying to decide between a variety of majors. Here are some possible majors I have selected: Business, Marketing, Advertising, and Economics. I am a senior this year. I have been running my own ebay business for years now, and I find that interesting. I am trying to find a major that will a good earning potential, not control all of my time in college (especially since I will be playing sports), as well as it being interesting to me. I have taken adv. geometry, adv. algebra 2, precalc, and this year I am taking statistics. For the most part I have gotten A's every quarter. My ACT and SAT scores are nothing fantastic but definitely better than average, around 1700 SAT score, with my highest score being in math with a 640. If possible I was also thinking about possibly having a minor in psychology since it really interests me. The reason I am not choosing to major in it is the very limited jobs, and the jobs that are available have very low salaries. I have just recently been looking at economics because of the good salaries as well as it involves my strongest field which is mathematics. The only problem is that I feel I will almost be behind since I am taking statistics this year. How hard is it? How much time do you spend on homework each week? Any advice from anyone on what I should choose or any other suggestions? If you have any questions for me pertaining this I will be glad to answer in hope for some advice.</p>
<p>Since you seem to want to major in a business-related discipline, just choose a school that has a strong undergraduate business program, then choose your major once you’re on campus. Most strong b-schools kind of require you to come in knowing you want to do business in order to graduate in four years, but it probably won’t make a difference what your specific major is for a couple of years.</p>
<p>It depends on what you want your career to be. Economics is way different from marketing.</p>
<p>Also, when you say you’re interested in studying economics, are you saying you want to be an economist, or do you want to apply economics to business?</p>
<p>I probably would be more interested in applying economics to business. I know that marketing and economics are very different but marketing interests me somewhat. One reason that I am including economics is that I would hopefully within a year of graduating from college, get a decent paying job.</p>
<p>The only problem with doing this is that I don’t want to go to a big college. I have been looking at colleges mostly between 2 and 5 thousand people. There aren’t that many small schools with strong business programs. I also want to feel ready and have a plan before I go to college.</p>
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