Problem choosing a major?

I feel your pain. As a college student myself, I find it completely unrealistic for people to expect 17-22 year olds to know right then and there what they want to do with their lives when we haven't even experience half of it.

Anyways, you can major in something culinary-related and take classes in dance and theatre. It's not necessary to take classes solely in your major and most schools require you to take classes outside of it. You can travel with any major and you're most likely going to be required to take a certain amount of foreign language classes regardless of major. For instance, I am a science major and I have to take at least a year of it at my community college and the 4-year school I'm going to transfer to.

While I wouldn't recommend you just jumping into college with no idea of what you want to major in and changing that major as the wind blows because certain majors have certain prereqs and they can take quite some time and the money can add up quickly. Going in and actually taking a few classes is really the best way to decide what to do, if that makes any sense. What's your favorite subject in high school? Not just teacher or class in general, I mean subject. Use that to help guide what you do and where you go for now because that's really the only experience you have. If that doesn't help, talk to your school's guidance counselor. That's what they're there for (although, sometimes they can suck). If you get little to no help there, start collecting pamphlets and information from each prospective school's programs that interest you. Usually, there should be something there about what you can do with a degree in X. Try to find some of those things that really interest you and go from there. Research the ones that really stick out to you, major requirement, graduate/medical/law school, time you'll spend in school, career prospects, how much it'll cost you, etc.

That's really the best you can do right now. If you still can't decide, go to a school with a liberal arts focus where you're allowed and encouraged to take classes in a wide range of subjects for the first year to find your niche. Or go to a community college first and then transfer.

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I would consider what type of career you're looking to go into at this point. What do you want to do with your life? Can you see yourself more as a chef or a dance instructor? You might also want to consider which majors/careers will provide you with the most financial stability and job prospects.