what should i major in?
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College isn't for you. Join a trade union and do the apprenticeship thing instead of college. \n\nSheet metal fabrication and welding. Get good at CAD layout, etc.  \n\nThose jobs pay well, if you're good at it.
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Most dentists do major in some type of science for their bachelor's degree, however, you can major in whatever you like.  For example, I have known dentists that were psychology majors.
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Besides the obvious (you can be a historian!), history majors can go into teaching, journalism, law, politics, investment banking...just kidding on the last one, but stranger things have happened.
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Computer Science and Electrical Engineering are good, but most schools have Information Systems as a degree program now.  Information Systems or Information Technology is the best major if you are looking to just be a network admin.
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Do a double major of both!
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You can have pretty much any major that you want. Many colleges will shunt their undergraduates into traditional "premedical" majors such as biology, biochemistry, or chemistry. But medical schools only require a few basic science courses for admission:\nChemistry\nBiology\nOrganic Chemistry\nPhysics\n\nSo, as long as you get in these courses then you can major in anything. The advantage of majoring in science is that it will make it somewhat easier to deal with the science in medical school. The down side is that science is all they teach you in medical school, so that having an undergraduate major in something else gives you some depth, and could even be helpful to you as a pediatrician (for example, a psychology major, or an anthropology major).\n\nSince good grades are so important to getting into medical school, picking a major that you like is really important. SO, be guided by what you like, take the science requirement, and try to be a well-rounded undergraduate student. And, get good grades from the start.
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I'd suggest economics.  If you are not too far along in college, you could probably give up enough electives so the double major wouldn't extend the time it takes to get a degree.
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Go for a college that specializes in the major you want to take up.
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i think that's dependant upon what you are looking to study. i would compare the rankings in the quality of each for the major you are considering and then base your opinion from that.
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Physics! It's much more math centric, and more fun then chemistry!  Good luck.
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I had this same problem.  My advice to you is to pick a major that you would be GOOD at.  When you're good at something you'll enjoy it more and instead of letting the money drive you, your passion will.
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Definitely DO NOT declare a major at this point.  You certainly don't have to, and don't let your counselor pressure you into it.  Spend some time thinking about which classes you enjoyed the most in school - then experiment in classes like it.  For example - say you liked, oh earth science.  Try some classes in geology, astronomy, anthropology, etc.  Spend some time reading through the course descriptions in the catalog - see if any of them jump out at you.  Good luck!
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I suggest you major in Business at your college, because you get to learn not only about finance (stocks and investing), but you also learn about marketing, accounting, and managing your own business.
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A good economics class can be very useful for you in the future.  I wouldn't skip it.  But a major?  It depends on where your interests lie. Do you have to pick a major right now? Maybe just select something general for now until you find something that really turns you on for a major.
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I think they would accept any major.  But you would need a good background in chemistry, biology, and math.  Figure out which school you'd like to attend and then check for specific requirements.  If that doesn't work out you could always go into nursing, a field that will boom as there is a major need for nurses right now, and really good pay too.
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An MBA would be wise and give you many options.  Most companies are run by those that have the knowledge and skills from a business background, not typically science.  \n\nAs to what area to major in it is really up to what interest you.  Marketing and Finance are usually some of the top departments in companies.  However, your undergrad in science allows you to do many things, such as consulting or financial analysis for a brokerage firm.
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I'm also interested in an entertainment related career. Your major isn't going to matter as much as you think. When it comes to Hollywood, it's about who you know. I'd suggest something along the lines of Communications or Business though. You may also want to check out programs for entertainment/arts management  throughout the country that will cover what you need to know and assist you in finding an internship to enable you to get a better insight into that career - perhaps even land you a job at that company.