Career Choice

Originally Posted by Chyna~Girl

I'm graduating soon. I hate the idea that almost everyone has a passion to do something and know right away what they are going to major in but I don't.

Don't feel bad or even pressured. Just about everyone I knew changed their major once, if not twice. Some people don't even make that decision until their last year of college.

Originally Posted by Chyna~Girl

How did you all figure out what to major in? Maybe it'll help me figure it out.

Try to choose something you're good at. That you could see yourself doing for 30 years without flipping out and killing somebody.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by SemperFidelis

Where would a guy go if he is intent on being a lawyer? Also, are math and sciences a big thing in law like doctors?

Major in Law. You'll get a good taste of how being a lawyer will be. Most lawyers that I know of have a minor in History. But depending on the type of law you plan to go into; Accounting, Business, and various other minors would work.

Math and Sciences-wise you only have to fufill the basic requirements that everyone has to fufill. I don't think there's anything extra.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by xuemin

not sure if it's the same in the USA as it is here (UK) but you can become a lawyer regardless of your major as long as you show the aptitude for it, though obviously those who studied law have a slight head start.

It's the same here, but as xSummonerYUnax said Law Schools are very competitive so you need and I would recommend every advantage you can get.

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