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What is the best way for an undeclared student to discover options for a college major?

This fall, I will be attending a four-year #university , but I have not declared a #major yet. I have diverse interests, so I would like to #explore my options before I decide on a major. What would be the best way to discover my options and learn about new things in order to find the right major for me? #college

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Edith’s Answer

Hi! That is an interesting question that many students ask before attend a college or university. I work at Hubbard College of Administration International in Los Angeles and when a student comes to me and he doesn't know what to do I say whatever you choose for your life you will need how to administrate. It can be a company, your own company or your life. This college gives you the data of real life problems and how to resolve applying an easy technique. This is 50% theory and 50% practical. We will send you to a different companies to apply what you learn. Yes! Real companies with real problems! and you will resolve it.
Thank you comment icon Your answer is great Edith, thanks so much for sharing your expertise! At this moment there are more than 800 unanswered questions so I wanted to encourage you to keep going! So many students will benefit tremendously from hearing from you. Keep up the great work! Jordan Rivera, Admin COACH
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Jill’s Answer

If u rn't sure of what U want 2 do, go 2 ur local public or school libraries 4 reference texts or online systems.Most librarians R more than willing 2 help.Some will make an appt. 4them 2 teach u &help Ufind the best reference systems available.There r also many books, as well as tests for u 2 take that will help you uncover what vocation fits ur specific personality, either through a school guidance counselor or online, but be be careful about anyone that wants 2 charge u for this information,as u should B able 2 find these answers 4 urself at no charge, at the stage which ur currently at.
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Ashley’s Answer

For me, I did not choose my major until my sophomore year of college. There are so many great areas to focus on that it can be so hard to make a choice! There were a few things that I did to help make the decision. When I thought I figured out the right direction, I shadowed someone in that career. For instance, I thought that I wanted to be a physical therapist so I shadowed one at our local hospital. After experiencing it for a couple of hours and discussing what the day looked like, I decided that it was not for me! I did an unpaid Marketing internship at a symphony and it solidified that is the direction I wanted to go. To get to the point of "figuring it out," I talked to a lot of people just as others have stated. Shadowing and internships were game changers for me! Good luck!
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