<p>My major is psychology. I switched out of nursing after 1.5 years in the program and a semester away from clinicals. I considered economics enough to take intro while doing nursing pre-clinicals. Had some non-serious thoughts about accounting and how it would be “safe.” However, psychology is really perfect for me (I’m a rising senior) and I am planning to pursue the clinical career route, just not sure in what capacity.</p>
<p>I’m a pure math major, and the only other separate major I’ve really thought about is Computer Science. The way it’s set up here is a bit of a hassle though, and it would probably have been difficult to graduate in 4 years if I had switched over at the end of the year. I still might switch to Math/Computing or (less likely) Applied Math. I’ve considered several minors though - philosophy, accounting, econ, statistics, specialization in computing…</p>
<p>I’m a bio major, and although I could probably find interest in ANY field, the ones that hold the most interest for me are:</p>
<p>Environmental Studies/Sciences
Psychology
Art (studio art)
Public Health/Health Admin.
Farts</p>
<p>Moral of the story:</p>
<p>Many of us have an innate interest in majors that give no discernable job future: acting, sociology, gender studies and the like.</p>
<p>The abovementioned would be a blast to study in college (“Sociology of rock and roll”, for example, how cool is that??) but mostly, we need to be pragmatic and think of job prospects.</p>
<p>Currently mechanical engineering</p>
<p>randomly considered:
music
geology</p>
<p>Mathematics
Biological Engineering
East Asian Studies
Linguistics
History</p>