What is your major?

Currently, I'm either getting a certificate/degree in business and then pursuing clinical or developmental psychology. But the more i research about it, the more I notice that there isn't a huge demand for psychologists in the US. Now I'm leaning towards epidemiology or even pharmacology perhaps.

What's your major?

Nursing, but I plan on becoming either a midwife or psychiatric mental health nurse once I finish this degree. I need more clinical experiece before I can decide. Epidemiology sounds neat. What kind of degree path is that?

English Literature with a minor in Creative Writing and Psychology. I plan to do my MA on Forensic Psychology, though.

B Flat, like the 4th and 8th symphonies.

Engineering: I have it down to either Civil or Mechanical. I won't know for sure until I do some work in both fields. I'm not sure if I'll pursue a degree past a BS though; I'll feel it out when I get there.

I was thinking of getting a degree in Nursing maybe. Do you like it so far?

Epidemiology is the study of how diseases spread in a community. Location, age, and health plays a big role in determining how one gets a disease. They also try to find ways to prevent it. Research epidemiologists mainly work in labs which is what I would do. I think I would want to study areas in the US that have high rates of AIDS.

The field is interesting to me but I'd wind up working in a lab every day whereas I'd rather have a combination of working in a lab and then going out to collect data. I have such a strong P that I know I'll most likely hate that routine unfortunately. I've opened myself up to other careers, possibly interior designing, music therapy, marine biology, or some other medical profession.

PSY-CHOLOGY, the best major. I see that people are becoming more accepting of mental issues, and they will need somebody to tell them to get real.

nice. that was my first choice but i'm worried i won't find work (unless I get a Ph.D)

It was Spanish and Education, but I think I'm going to change it to a Spanish major and psych minor.
My ultimate goal is to go to graduate school to become a speech pathologist.

Theater, I would like to title it Technical Theater by my school doesn't have a large enough program to differentiate between Performance and Technical. I find Theater to have a good amount of art with just enough practicality woven in between.

Originally Posted by KneeSeekerArrow

B Flat, like the 4th and 8th symphonies.

I lol'd a little at that. I started college with the intent to be a Music Major...it didn't pan out.