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You are 23 years old and just got accepted into a state university in Connecticut for the spring semester.
Your goal is to study and get straight A's for a year (or 2), then attempt to transfer to the best school you can get into.
You are majoring in something like finance/accounting/economics and will minor/dual major in mathematics.
You will graduate college at 25-26, significantly later than your peers who graduated at 21-23.
Is this too late to become successful?
Which is better if you just want to make money
Finance:
Accounting:
Economics:
Best case scenario, you get into a top 50 school.
Worst case scenario, you graduate from the state school.
Discuss.
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>>1610190
accounting for easy job hunts
economics for high salary
finance for 50% of both
all of the above requires shitty tests to prove you're not a dumbass, good luck
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Don't worry about when you graduate compared to others you know. People achieve different millstones in life at different times. And education is not for the young, its for everyone. You'll learn when you walk into your first class and see people as young as 18, and as old as 40+. And no one cares/judges.
As for which major, you can take entry courses in all 3 just to see if its something you'd be interested in following a career in. Just don't give up and you'll do fine.
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thx for the replies
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I got a meme degree in cognitive science from a shitty state university and make 72k 3 years since I graduated. Can't complain.
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>>1610484
THat's impressive!
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