<p>im trying to figure out what classes i should take next year, but i want to be smart about it and take classes that apply to my major. but i don't know what to take. do you know a site that helps determine what they think you should major in? thanks.</p>
<p>only you know what is best for you... anyways most kids change majors at least 3 times in their college careers so no worries...
If you have ABSOLUTELY no clue what you want to do, go to a school like Bucknell or Rochester in which there is a no cirriculum so you are very free to explore</p>
<p>what do you mean by no cirriculum?</p>
<p>I believe that they don't make you take 4 years of english, 2 years of history, a language... similar to high school...
Unless Bucknell has changed?
At Rochester we have to complete two clusters of interrelated courses within a specific area (except for Engineering which is one, which i am in)
So for example I am doing a set of political science courses</p>
<p>It's a personal choice. Evaluate your passions in life and go from there. You will figure it out don't worry.</p>
<p>no, we have to take 3 math or science classes, 2 of which must be lab sciences, 4 humanities not more than 2 of which can be in the same subject, 2 social sciences, a writing course out first year, followed by another one of a higher level, and then another after that. I guess it's not SUPER strict, but we absolutly have gen ed requirments, this is bucknell I'm talking about btw.</p>