* College major defines your career and is irreversible – the major you choose may provide a direction for the start of a career or you may decide to go another route. And as your career evolves, there will be opportunities to shift gears, change direction, or grow professionally in your field.
* Changing your major will require additional semesters in school – generally, if you have committed to a major by no later than the end of your sophomore year, you should be able to graduate in the traditional four year time frame. For students shifting into professional studies from a liberal arts background (i.e., Sociology major decided to pursue accounting), additional time (including summer classes) may be required. Ultimately, if it’s the right move for you, an extra semester in school is a wise choice.
* There is only one right major for you – there are probably a number of majors that could be a good fit and they tend to have similar attributes (i.e., psychology and sociology, computer science and engineering, government and history, accounting and finance, etc.). Another option to consider is choosing a major and a minor that complements your primary area of study (i.e. Communication major,marketing minor; Sociology major, Spanish minor)
* Your major determines what you can study in graduate school – most graduate school programs look more at your experience, undergraduate GPA, and scores on the standardized graduate admissions tests (i.e., GRE, LSAT, GMAT) than your specific major. For example, plenty of liberal arts majors pursue MBA degrees.
I have told you this before, but at the risk of being boring, I am a Bio major, who worked in theatre before becoming an English professor and college administrator, and I have met many people on the way who had crazier career paths than I have had.
Jeremy Solomons
And I am a photography-obsessed English major, I have over 6 years of retail experience, I work in the theatre department, I am a writing tutor, and my dream job involves traveling.
– Alethea
I have an interest in Law, art, history, and government. Going to law school is a future consideration but I recently discovered that you can go with any major and only base their acceptance on GPA and lsat scores. In fact, I have heard philosophy and art history majors getting in to top law schools. Before I was considering being a government major, and still am. But now I am considering an art or art history minor or major in combination with government. Career wise, I would like variety. Something that is creative but mentally challenging. Right now I have an undecided major and will continue to take classes that interest me. – Erin K.
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