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I want to switch my major from computer science. I want to pursue a career in neuroscience , mostly leaning towards neuropsychology, but my school only offers bio or psych as majors and then I would have to cross register and apply for a neuro program. I don't know what I should do at all and I am lost. Help?

This is my freshman year currently so I have time.

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Mike’s Answer

I wholeheartedly concur with LaTausha's insightful response. Pursue your passion relentlessly, and dedicate time to exploring various schools that offer programs and curricula designed to help you achieve your objectives. It's not uncommon to discover that your current major may not be the perfect fit for you as you delve deeper into it. In my own experience, I changed my major three times during college, and I'm incredibly grateful for doing so. It's crucial to recognize that if you're not content or passionate about your job and career, it can impact other aspects of your life. So, keep striving to find what truly resonates with you!
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LaTausha’s Answer

You may need to consider transferring to another school if your current school isn't meeting your needs. Don't settle because that's all your school has to offer. You'd be wasting time and money. You could also consider getting a Master's degree in neuroscience or neuropsycology. You may need to use summer break to research other schools. The process is a lot easier to be a transfer student than a first-time incoming freshman.
Good luck.
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