What combination of majors & minors would you pick for college?
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Weird combination. Minors are supposed to build upon the major, not be entirely unrelated. Ultimately, I say minor in whatever interests you. I majored in journalism and minored in history, just because history interests me.
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If you're talking about a major in college, then you should really talk to a counselor, someone that can help you decide. Although, if you're interested in computers, majoring in math could be a good move because it will give you a more extensive background to build your further education from.\n\nIf you're just asking about common courses, both math and English are going to be required by most colleges as part of the core curriculum. So you're kinda stuck there. But if you have space in your schedule to take an elective, I would go for whatever interests you. Electives are a chance to explore things that interest you, but you're not sure you want to pursue further.
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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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Political Science....PolySci.  It would be a major to afford avenues into many meaningful professions.  Law, news, politics and many more.
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You must major in history and at least minor in secondary ed.
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Depends on what interests you, but I'll assume you're wondering what majors are most employable after graduation. Based on quite a few years since my own graduation (and given my particular interests and talents), I should have majored in economics or mathematics or geology - if my goal were simply employment.  But in fact I'm happy to have taken anthropology and political science and history and film.\n\nPlease capitalize your sentences in future posts. Thank you.
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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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English\n\nBtw...Comm. College isn't a joke...You are for saying that.
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You might major in communications, English, drama or journalism, although people who wirte sitcoms had all sorts of college majors. Consider choosing a field which genuinely interest you.
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Most colleges and universities don't require that you declare a major until the end of your sophomore year.  I would recommend taking some Chem classes and some Math classes your freshman year, and then decide later after you've had some experience with both.  College courses are very different from high school courses, so more than likely in that first year you'll develop a preference for one over another.  I think that a minor in psychology would be a good thing.  If you find later on that Psychology is your true love and you started taking psych classes early on, you'll still have time to change your major.\n\nAlso, once you get to college, talk to someone in each department about career options for that field of study, which might help you decide, and speak with an academic advisor to see what kind of workload you could handle.  for example, if you're willing to buckle down and take some summer classes, you might be able to complete a double major in mathematics and chemistry, as well as a minor in Psychology.
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Well, if you are majoring in Communications and are interested in PR, then why not minor in PR? If your college does not offer PR as a minor, then Political Science works as well. Another good minor is Sociology, since it provides the social/global issues background you're going to need to relate to the public as a PR representative. In short, anything that provides a background in public speaking, writing, and social issues is a good minor for a Comm major interested in the PR business.
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I would take a wide variety of courses...sciences, maths, history, geography, languages.  That way you will have all of your bases covered.
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Agricultural and Mechanical.\n\nWhen it was started many years ago, it offered only Agricultural and Mechanical Engineering as majors.
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Whatever you want.  Look at the required courses for both and pick the one that sounds most appealing.  That kind of distinction will make very little difference in your future career options.
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Depending on the school. There is always a core curriculum, which consists of general education courses: english, mathematics, science, electives, etc. Every college has a course outline for each of their majors, which is a plan that states the classes that are needed in order to successfully complete the degree requirements. A journalism major would obviously be the best choice. Check with the admissions office of your school of choice for more details. Good luck! =)
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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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Go for a college that specializes in the major you want to take up.