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Hey, I'm heading to college soon as a freshman- and I need a bit of help, mainly in the fact that I have no fucking idea what to study. I'm currently supposed to be going into Pre-Pharmacy stuff, but I don't know if I should. People say there are going to be too many pharmacists in the future, and that automation will fuck them over in the long run.
Besides that, I'm not really passionate about it- I only really enjoy public speaking and electronics. All I want in a job is security and enough time/money to enjoy life with my loved ones. I'd really rather not do anything too crazy in college- engineering and pre-med seem especially difficult things to do, especially since I'm the kind of guy that never had to study much in high school.
Anyone got tips on choosing a major, or college in general?
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If you don't know what you want to do, don't go.
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>>18639087
I've got a full ride, and really don't wanna waste the opportunity. I worked hard to get scholarships, I just don't know what to do.
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>>18639086
figure out whatever youre good at and what pays well. (if money matters to you)
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>>18639098
You applied for scholarships without knowing what you wanted to study?
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>>18639086
If you're in the US your first 2 years are going to be dominated by required courses and gen ed requirements (Pick one science, one humanities....). You can use what few slots are left to shop around, taking elementary classes in any fields you like. The college may not even make you declare a major at the start, and even if they do, you can always change it.
There are almost no majors that you really have to start in during your first year, and most can wait until at least your third semester.
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