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Do I know enough about this major? How can I answer myself ?

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Tammy’s Answer

You can answer this yourself after doing some research, asking people in this major, asking people that work in job that have taken the major you are interested in, to determine if it is right for you. Also know that our goals change and if you think it is right today and you start learning and determine that you don’t have the passion to continue, you can change your major.

Good luck in anything you choose to do.
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Audrey’s Answer

Look at job openings that hire the major you’re looking for. It will vary within your major but will give you a sense of what your future will look like in this major. See what kind of classes you’ll be taking for your major and if your school has a program where you shadow someone definitely take advantage of it to see if you like the program. Best of luck!
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Shiyoung (David)’s Answer

Hi Mohammad!

How about asking some advice to your mentors or seniors studying those specific majors? As they already studied in those majors, they could give you some genuine pros and cons about them. Especially, if they are close with you, they could tell you the detail pros and cons based on your characteristics. Thus, let's talk with your mentors/seniors now!
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Sheara’s Answer

Hi Mohammed,

You can learn more about your major by speaking with your Academic Advisor, they have extensive knowledge about the majors offered at your institution. If your college/university offers career services, you may also speak with a counselor from their department for more insight as well.

Another good option is to take a look at the Bureau of Labor's website (BLS). Their site offers statistics on various higher education majors along with the career paths most commonly taken by their graduates.
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