"Don’t fret too much about choosing a major before you go to college. Most colleges and universities have programs for undecided students. If you don’t declare a major as a freshman, you can take general education classes for your first few semesters so that you’ll have more time to think about what you want to do with your life. You can also take this time to take a few courses in subjects that interest you. By taking a wide variety of courses during your first year, you may find a new passion or rekindle an old one. Talking to your advisor and making wise choices about the courses you take should enable you to graduate in four years as long as you make a decision in your second or third semester and don’t declare more than one major or decide to major in something that requires a specific sequence of courses."
"Kelci Lynn Lucier of U.S. News and World Report recommends scheduling some personal time throughout the day as well. As hard as you work, you deserve some time to play. When making your schedule, write down events you want to attend and things you want to do with your friends. This helps you see when you need to study and gives you a reward for your hard work. If your friends want to hit a frat party on Friday night, you’ll know that you need to work a few hours earlier in the day to get that time off."
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1.You should go to college anyway, because you might find something you're interested in.
ReplyDelete2. you have to find time to study and play
-Lailah.M.M
1. You can always apply to college as undeclared, and transfer into a major when you decide what you want to do.
ReplyDelete2. Avoid procrastinating, and always stay focused on the end goal - graduating with a degree!!
Rewarding and setting aside time for yourself is a smart thing to do in college, considering all the stress you’ll have to deal with. I agree that it is important to give yourself a break every once and awhile to regroup and enjoy yourself, because it is only healthy.
ReplyDelete1) You should got to college if you don't know your major. Also you can go in as undecided until you find your major. Even though, many go into college knowing what they are majoring in. As many as 80% end up changing there major.
ReplyDelete2) Managing your time correctly can be hard but start now. In high school because college is 10 times worse. You can procrastinate more due to the teachers not reminding you constantly when every piece of work is due.