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Toasteee57
If you're gonna keep changing majors go to a community college and get your general classes done (it's much cheaper). Normally it's good to have a plan for your major, minor and a fall back plan if you don't like you major.
That's what I did. I got all of my core classes out of the way at the local community college and now I am at a major university. I figure that I probably saved around $20,000 American at least doing that.
That sometimes works, but not all universities accept transfer credits from community colleges. I know some people who went through their generals at community college, transferred to a major university, and had to take most of their generals over.
But when it works, it's great.
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As for my major, I'm a sociology major and have no idea what I'll be doing with it but I don't care because I'm in college because I love to learn more than anything and with that degree I can get A job even if it is not a dream job. After I get my BA I'll probably still attend college part time for fun. I'm looking into something health related or even an art degree for my next degree.
I'm switching to Sociology at the end of Spring Semester (I want to keep my Theatre scholarship)
I went in as a Technical Theatre major, with my back plans being Sociology, Psychology, and Anthropology (in that order). Luckily, I got a buttload of scholarships and grants, so I'm basically being paid to go to college.