am really confused about my choice of career.am about to apply for tertiary studies, i dnt no in which field?
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Neither do I!  But here are some resources that can help:\n\nThink about what you like to study at school - languages, science, business, technology, history? Talk to your teacher and find out what career options are available.\n\nThink about what kind of person you are: are you analytical (research), social (working with people), an entrepreneur, an idealist, a risktaker, creative? \n\nThink about people you admire/like to read about: what are their professions? Is there anyone in your circle of family/friends who does something you're interested in? Ask them if you can follow them around for a day.\n\nThere are numerous tests on the internet, and I'd use these as a guide only. So just to cite one example - MAPP, which is 'free', asks questions about your motivations and comes up with a top 5 of career choices - they are useful, because they also point you to additional sources of info, current demand, suitable schools. (you do end up on their mailing list, so maybe create another email address if you don't want your main inbox cluttered):\n http://www.assessment.com/\n\nAnother option is: http://www.livecareer.com/\n\nAlso, have a look at these job profiles - descriptions from people about what they actually DO:\nhttp://www.jobprofiles.org/index.htm\n\nFinally, if you already have a tertiary school/institute in mind, talk to their career service: they should have resources on different careers, what employers are looking for, what careers and studies suit your interests.\n\nAbove all, choose something YOU enjoy - it will be easier to concentrate on your studies and will probably have a positive impact on your grades.
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Business Administration is a broad major, but if you have a degree in BA and are working retail, something major is wrong.  It is a very marketable and flexible degree.  If one of the specialties within the college of business seem intetesting to you, it would be good to pick it up as a primary or secondary major.  IS is good, if you want to be technical.  I would skip HR.  Finance or accounting are both good too, but as you mentioned, they aren't very exciting.  Be creative, but stick with what you are interested in.  Many people don't even work in the area they studied as their major.
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What is it that you like to do? You are a senior and you still haven't declared a major yet? What are the majority of classes that you have taken? Do you enjoy this subject? You should provide us more information so that we can help you. Do you have any idea of what you want to do after you graduate?
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Depends on your life goals...\n\nIf you are thinking university, choose 'real' subjects, i.e. maths, english, biology, languages. Don't worry about trying to specialise in new/abnormal A-level topics that you think may be related to your course, ie psychology a-level if you are thinking psychology degree: they simply aren't necessary! On the other hand, make sure that if you think you want to do medicine you take science a-levels, and if you are thinking English degree, take English lit, etc.\n\nIf you do have some idea of what degree you want, look in a uni prospectus to see what a-levels are required.\n\nIf you are looking for knowledge related to the real world, again it depends on what you want to do, but management a-levels are always good if they are available. Also, English a-levels help you to be evaluative and critical (as does history), while biology/chem, etc help your analytical and systematic skills...\n\nI hope that helps! I took english, history, maths, and french, and am now just completing a psych degree. I think my choices were perfect.. :-)
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Well, this really depends on what you want to do with your college degree and in general what you are interested in.  I would suggest picking something that you are interested in and take that.  Pick subjects that are required for your major, but also select electives that you find interesting or that you are curious about.
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If I understand correctly, you're wondering what career choices are available to a business major, right?  Well, a huge part of college is figuring out what you want to do with your degree.  As a business major, you'll have a huge variety of classes that touch on different professions.  When you find the one that you like, you'll know it.
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hi there, i dont know if you have to study any particular subject but there are many good univerities here in australia. let me know which departments or subjects you have to do.. ok  .. good luck,, kevin .. ps, where in india are you??
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There are courses available for all types of subjects. Only you can decide what is that you're interested in. Why not speak to a careers councellor?
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I would say Nursing, as you would have more career choices. You can work in a Dr.'s office (specialist or general practitioner) hospitals, or choose home care, school nurse, occupational health... there are plenty of places to choose from, you can choose something that works with the hours you are comfortable with and the money is superb. Good luck in whatever you choose.
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mathematics, chemistry and physics are the usual three and if you have the option take biology and computing options too.\n\nAs for university it depends on exactly what you wanted to do, there are lots of people working nano-scale systems in various fields. So pick one of the sciences or perhaps an engineering degree.
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I've been thinking about other things that i can do to fall back on and two majors that stand out to me is liberal studies and women studies. they both have many things that you can do with either degree and for the moment you don't have to use it right away so i think that they can be good. personally I've chosen many different things to fall back on that i want to go to school for like event planning, interior design and different languages to go along with my teaching degree. it's all about options. look around and choose a degree that you will enjoy and that in being a stay-at-home-mom can do to help your children. when you are at home you can work from there doing interior design or event planning by having your own business. you can go to school for teaching as you will be teaching your children in some way shape or form even if they go to school. like i said, think of something you enjoy and then find out from a counselor if you can major in it or something similar. good luck and have fun!
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I'll suggest you a few things thati have learbed from experience and talking to many successful people and i love they will help you decide.\n1. Never choose a career option just becuase it has a good scope or has many jobs availabel as of now. The skills and the jobs requred in the economy keeps on changing every few years and its very much possible that by the time you are through with your studies, that stream is already facing a down trend \n\n2. Always choose a career path which interests you and is close to your heart. If you do anything with passion and interest , you would excel in it and there is no dearth of opportunities for excellant people in any fiend\n\n3. Always stay away from mediocrity. whatever you do ,give it your 100% because even taking a  failure is much easier if your have tried hard whereas a success is also bitter if you got it the easy way\n\n4. Archeology has many opportunities in India as well as other countries so dont feel like this.
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Too vague to answer, i think you should tell your field of working.\nInnovations are many but which field are you interested in , what kind of market do you cater?
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Depends on what you would enjoy learning and doing. For me? The option is none of the above, because I would not be happy in any of the careers these degrees can lead to.
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Have you been to your guidance cousellor? They generally have vast lists of major options and what you can do with each major after a degree. THey should also have online references and some forms of career assesment tests. YOur academic advisor in college will also have or direct you to similar imformation. In my humble opinion you sound like a good fit for veterinarian or zoology majors. Good luck in college! I am sure you will find something you love, all the research to find what you love is worth it!
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Depends what you want to do in life!\n\nBut a few are really good general degrees. My advise is avoid anything that ends in "studies".\n\nresearch what jobs graduates from the course go on to get, and  what further qualifications would be needed.\n\nMaths and Physics degrees are always in high demand, everywhere. Psychology is an interesting and useful degree. avoid sociology, english language, philosophy, anyhting that seems too easy or even "interesting" - the best degrees are seen as "boring"!
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It depends on what other fields you are interested in: research, teaching, consulting, etc... That question is too broad. What are your interests?