Your fate depends on your clarity of thought, not whether you are good or bad.
Many college graduates—and those who’ve been out for a couple years—are filled with regret. What are they regretting? They wish they’d known what their major was actually about before enrolling: the work settings, day-to-day responsibilities, and career opportunities it leads to.
Current students feel the same regret. They’re frustrated because they didn’t understand what their major truly requires; only after committing do they realize they’re not suited to it, lack interest, or can’t stick with it.
There’s no fancy nonsense when choosing a major. It comes down to two key questions.
The first: What kind of work does this major lead to?
The second: What will you actually study in this major?
There’s also a third point: What career paths become available after graduation?
If you can see clearly ahead of time, you’ll know your endgame before the game even starts.
