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Major Schmajor - Do I Really Have to Declare a Major? Mobile AL

When you're only 17 or 18, being undecided about what you want to major in what you want to do with your life is TOTALLY NORMAL! (Isn’t it great to be normal?) Almost two-thirds of all college kids change their major at least once before they graduate — and half of them will change it more than once!

Blue Cliff Career College
(251) 473-2220
2970 Cottage Hill Rd., Suite 175
Mobile, AL
ITT Technical Institute - Mobile
(251) 472-4760
3100 Cottage Hill Rd Bldg 3
Mobile, AL
University of South Alabama
(251) 460-6101
307 N University Blvd
Mobile, AL
Remington College - Mobile Campus
(251) 343-8200
828 Downtowner Loop W
Mobile, AL
University of Mobile
(251) 675-5990
5735 College Parkway Drive
Mobile, AL
Virginia College - Mobile
(251) 343-7227
2970 Cottage Hill Road
Mobile, AL
Bishop State Community College
(251) 405-7000
351 North Broad Street
Mobile, AL
Spring Hill College
(251) 380-4000
4000 Dauphin St
Mobile, AL
Fortis College - Mobile
(251) 344-1203
3590 Pleasant Valley Rd
Mobile, AL
United States Sports Academy
(251) 626-3303
One Academy Dr
Daphne, AL
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Major Schmajor - Do I Really Have to Declare a Major?

Major Schmajor: Do I Have to Declare a Major?

“What do you want to be when you grow up?” Almost sounds like “What do you want for your birthday?” doesn’t it? No? Well, OK, the questions aren’t the same, but ask anyone between the ages of 2 and 18 and you’re likely to get at least a short list, if not a long one.

Indecision is OK!
If you’re like many people preparing to head off to college, you may answer similarly when someone asks you what you want to major in, but you shouldn’t feel pressured. When you’re only 17 or 18, being undecided about what you want to major in and what you want to do with your life is TOTALLY NORMAL! (Isn’t it great to be normal?) Almost two-thirds of all college kids change their major at least once before they graduate — and half of them will change it more than once!

Keep your options open
Figuring out what you want to study is a tough decision, but it shouldn’t stress you out. If you’re undecided, choose a school where you’re free to explore your interests. When you create your list, focus on finding schools that support your general interests. Then you won't feel completely out of your element when you get there. If you use a search engine that requires you to input a major, choose several fields of study that interest you to diversify the results you get.

If you’re not using a search engine, try to locate schools that have a wide variety of degree options. Whatever search method you use, don’t forget about all your o...

Author: Amy Ambler

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