My advice is to take a variety of classes, including some in the psychology and journalism departments. See how do with them, and how you like them. You may be surprised by what interests you. Talk to your new advisor, and your college’s career center. They will have a better idea of what’s out there, and alumni connections who can tell what the jobs are *really* like, and if you’d be well-suited to them.

The liberal arts school I went to required students to take courses in nearly every discipline before graduating. I knew fellow drama majors who ended up studying physics, and an ROTC cadet who fell in love with anthropology. College is as much about learning who you are as it is learning about your future field.

Also, don’t limit yourself by what you might be able to get a job in after college–that seems rather short-sided. Plenty of people end up in fields that have nothing to do with their majors (Psychology lends itself well to many fields!). I studied acting, and I work in non-profit. I know art majors who ended up in the business world, dancers who are project managers, psych majors who work in technical fields, and computer science folks who are unemployed.

Besides, right now, the job market is tough for *everyone*.

My alma mater’s Career Center has a list of the career paths taken by alumni in nearly ever major. Some of the choices may surprise you:

http://www.dickinson.edu/career/student/majortocareerindex.html

Good luck!

The best thing about journalism is that it’s an interesting and important job. You meet plenty of people and get to travel. It’s normally a good working environment where people get along well. The negative is that you won’t make much money. Your friends who choose other professions will probably make a lot more than you.

I think your decision not major in psychology is a correct one unless you plan to get a doctorate.

You have two years to complete the general education requirements. In those two years, you can take introduction to ____ classes that teach you about different careers. These classes provide you with tons of information to help you decide if you want to pursue a degree or not.

Worry about getting into college first, not what you will do there. You can ALWAYS change your major. My friend changed hers seven times.

Let’s see.. somebody once told me… find a job that you enjoy and get paid for doing what it is that you like doing.

I WILL SUGGEST YOU TO TAKE A COMMERCE COURSE AND LATTAR DO C.A(CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT)OR

DO GRADUATION DO IIM BY APPEARING IN CAT.

MAY YOU SET UP YOUR MIND IN CORRECT DIRECTION !!!!

WISHING YOU BEST OF LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHAT EVER I HAVE SUGGESTED YOU ARE NOT THAT HARD THINK ABOUT IT AND YOU HAVE SAID THAT YOU ARE HARD WORKING YOU WILL COME OUT WITH BRIGHT FUTURE IN THESE COURSES!!!!!!!!!

AND THESE COURSES ARE HAVING LOT OF DEMAND AND HIGH PAYING JOBS!!!!!!!!!!!!