Easiest college major?
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My advice is to take time working in a job following HS, earn money and let things sort out for themselves. You'll discover what excites you and where your natural talents lie by getting out there and experiencing life on your own terms. It's what has worked for me, and I'm a semester away from transferring down to SDSU, where I'll finish my Journalism Degree.
I strongly advise that you follow your desires in choosing a major, rather than base your decision on what is easy. Often times, easy majors are not as helpful in increasing your earning potential as others.
Besides, consider what your ideal job would be... how crappy do you think you'd feel being stuck in job that's unappealing, simply because you wanted an "easy" degree.?
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I strongly advise that you follow your desires in choosing a major, rather than base your decision on what is easy. Often times, easy majors are not as helpful in increasing your earning potential as others.
Besides, consider what your ideal job would be... how crappy do you think you'd feel being stuck in job that's unappealing, simply because you wanted an "easy" degree.?
My 2.5˘
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Originally posted by NorCal DC4
My advice is to take time working in a job following HS, earn money and let things sort out for themselves. You'll discover what excites you and where your natural talents lie by getting out there and experiencing life on your own terms. It's what has worked for me, and I'm a semester away from transferring down to SDSU, where I'll finish my Journalism Degree.
I strongly advise that you follow your desires in choosing a major, rather than base your decision on what is easy. Often times, easy majors are not as helpful in increasing your earning potential as others.
Besides, consider what your ideal job would be... how crappy do you think you'd feel being stuck in job that's unappealing, simply because you wanted an "easy" degree.?
My 2.5˘
My advice is to take time working in a job following HS, earn money and let things sort out for themselves. You'll discover what excites you and where your natural talents lie by getting out there and experiencing life on your own terms. It's what has worked for me, and I'm a semester away from transferring down to SDSU, where I'll finish my Journalism Degree.
I strongly advise that you follow your desires in choosing a major, rather than base your decision on what is easy. Often times, easy majors are not as helpful in increasing your earning potential as others.
Besides, consider what your ideal job would be... how crappy do you think you'd feel being stuck in job that's unappealing, simply because you wanted an "easy" degree.?
My 2.5˘
If youre asking yourself this question(what's an easy major)then Harvard proll'y isnt for you...just throwing ur money into a pit. You may want to go to a trade school, like MMI(motorcycle mechanics) or some type of technical computer(1-2years) school to get an entry level job that makes decent money so you can pay bills and accell in somthing untill you find somthing that you REALLY want to persue instead of working at McD's and mooching off your parents till your 30.
Sorry for spelling.