i haven't chosen my major yet ( not sure) and i have to go to college next year is that a problem?
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No this is not a problem at all. Most universities provide a exploratory studies or a undeclared option so that you can figure out what you want to study while in college.  A majority of people me included end up changing there major a couple times before they graduate anyway.  Most universities require baccore or required classes that hit almost every options at the school and these are a great way to figure out what would interest you the most.
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Future - I'm applying to college this year... very stressful
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Don't pick a minor yet.. just be thankful you know what you want to major in already! Many college students don't know that much when they first start. (I've changed mine twice and I;m a junior!) Just take basic freshman classes and English classes.. as you start taking basic classes like History, Psych, foreign language, etc, you will find what you like best.  I am a Spanish minor and I love it, by the way~! (just an idea;-)  well good luck!! have fun at college
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Depends on what you got those credits in.  Sounds like you have enough for some type of degree, even if liberal arts.  If you're lacking in some of the required courses for any degree, you might be stuck taking more classes.\n\nWish I could be of help.
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I suggest you initially enroll as Undecided and if that is not an option pick something general like liberal arts or sciences. Once you are enrolled, spend your first semester focusing on general education requirements.\n\nMost colleges have career counseling services to help you explore your options and select the courses that would be most beneficial to you. I would take advantage of these services to help guide you in your decision.\n\nMost importantly- keep your options as open as possible this first year and don't be afraid to try new things. The average person changes careers 4 or 5 times in a lifetime and it's always best to keep your options open.
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Try not to party too much.\nYes, it is possible. I know because I don't remember much of my Freshman year of College...
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I'm starting college this fall and I have zero credits so far. I don't think there's a credit requirement in entering a college, unless you're transferring from another.
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You have time to make up your mind. Talk to your school counselor. What are some things that interest you in school, like classes or sports or hobbies? Talk with some other people as well. You do not need to go to college the minute you get out of High School. Sometimes it is even a good idea to go to a Community College as a Liberal Arts Major to get yourself into the college atmosphere and get an idea of what might interest you. All in all, just do what you feel most comfortable doing, and try and talk with some other people about your future.
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See the subject you failed in and work on it .... you can always go back for that same year again ,, but if you think that those subjects were not what you wanted .. you should change your major and take the credits of the subjects you already took.... Failing is not a big deal because FAILURE IS A STEP TO SUCCESS but GIVING UP IS A STEP TO FAILURE... so go ahead and repeat the same year or change your major to the year you want.
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This link has an excellent vocational test.  It suggests the occupations that you will be happiest with.  There could be a language problem, but give it a try.\n\nIn the US, coleges/universities have career or vocational counseling offices that help students choose a major and a career.  You should check whether your school has an office like that.
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You have to wait until you at least know what school you are going to.  When you complete the forms it will ask you what school.
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Are you sure you're in the right major?  That's generally the number one problem I see in students that are having trouble motivating themselves to study - they're just not interested enough in the material.  If you're still a freshman or a sophomore and struggling with your lib ed requirements, that's understandable - but, if you're also having trouble studying for the classes in your major, then you may want to reassess.  I was in the same boat as you about 5 years ago.  Every time I tried to sit down and study, this wave of lethargy would sweep over me, making me very tired.  I've never napped so much as I did those first couple years of college.  I finally realized that I had less than no interest in the classes I was supposed to be really interested in, and took some time off to figure things out.  I'm not saying you necessarily need to stop going to school, but if your classes aren't exciting you, perhaps you should go talk to one of the academic advisors for undecided students.  They're trained to help you figure out what you're really interested in.  Good luck!
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I'm sorry to tell you this, but it looks like it may be some time before you get into collage.\n\nadd: sorry man, but really...  INTERNET!
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Perhaps you should change your major to a related field, one that doesn't require heavy math/science ability.\n\nTalk to a school advisor.  That's what they are there for.
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Your only 15, you don't need to decide your major until your twenty.\n\nWhy do i say that?  Your first two years of school you take general education courses.\n\nI'm on my last year of business school, you generally major in what your interested in but it really doesn't matter.  Most people dint' even work in the same field.  The CEO of sprint has an engineering degree.  \n\nSo don't worry about it now, just read stuff ont he internet and get into school.
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maybe your line of education isn't really what you want to do.  Are you that major for yourself, or for others?  It's hard to get geared up for a job you don't really have an interest in.  Perhaps you should rethink your major and take stock in where you would like your life to take you.  Or perhaps you should make your own road and take your life along with you.  The key is to be happy doing what you do.  That way your heart is in it.  Good luck with your journey.  And of course, if you can get someone to pay for it, there's always grad school!
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Most universities do not admit new students under specific majors, you become accepted regardless of major and then declare one. However every University does have general admittance guidelines in order to be accepted into the University itself. Those requirements are usually found on the University web page under Prospective/New/Future Students. If you can't find that on their home page, check the sites index and fine the application (often it will tell you the minimum requirements needed on that).\n\nI hope this helps a little.