This blog details my journey from high school to college.
Monday, April 11, 2011
Scoping Out a Major
It's not too early for me to think of what my college major will be. After all, I need to make sure that I am on track with my high school credits, especially in math, english, and science. For all three, I need to be able to have under my belt the highest level offered. This will ensure that I don't have to take any repeats in college in order to qualify for courses. So now, my job is to both look forward, and look backwards at the same time. I'll explain. Forward by checking prerequisites for courses I can expect to take for my major, and of course I need to think that I will be in a pre-major situation for my first year. But everything goes in sequence. If I go "light" on my pre-major, I will probably have to take extra classes, and won't graduate on time. And now backwards. I need to say where I am at present to plan my senior year, and select those courses that will allow me to start my freshman year at the next level up. Each step will be the natural progression. I won't need to make my life more complicated if i stick to a schedule where I pick a course that has a prerequisite of the one I'm taking, and serves as a prerequisite to the next one that I will need to take.
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It's never too late to figure out what your major will be. Unless your a junior or senior in college. Then that is quite bad. Anyway i know a lot of people don't figure out what they really want to do until they start college. They may have some idea, but once they start a certain subject, they may think that they are better suited in that category.
ReplyDeleteYou totally lost me. Just do what you want to do. You don't even need to go to college. You can get a job at McDonalds. "May I take your order?"... "Would you like some fries with that?" It fits. Sort of.
ReplyDeleteYou shouldnt be woring about a major in your Junior year of High School. You have pleny of time to decide. There are people in college who have yet to decide yet! You need time to make the decission that best fits you.
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