What can you do with it? What are you doing with it?
I am once again lost in my decision of picking a major. I am too far behind in math to make it up to the level I will need to be for my transfer in mechanical engineering. Well that chem and physics. I'll be stuck at the community college for another 2 years because they want ALL the chem, math and physics courses prior to transfer. It's not that I don't have the ability to comprehend those subjects, it's just that at max rate (which is actually normal since you can only do 1 math/1 chem/1 physics per semester) I'll be here for WAY too long.
I am deep into liberal studies and can easily finish with that but finding out it's not my true passion. It sucks hearing about all these UC engineering students participating stateside and over seas in these autonomous vehicle/robot competitions and I can't be a part of it. I have a passion to create something marvelous.
It's just that I don't know exactly what can be done with these other majors out there that are non-science or engineering (which both is something I like to do).
I hate politics but I find it every interesting, so what exactly can I do with a political science degree other than trying to be a politician?
What else can I do with a liberal studies degree?
I don't want to be stuck behind a desk in some cube for the rest of my adult life.
I am once again lost in my decision of picking a major. I am too far behind in math to make it up to the level I will need to be for my transfer in mechanical engineering. Well that chem and physics. I'll be stuck at the community college for another 2 years because they want ALL the chem, math and physics courses prior to transfer. It's not that I don't have the ability to comprehend those subjects, it's just that at max rate (which is actually normal since you can only do 1 math/1 chem/1 physics per semester) I'll be here for WAY too long.
I am deep into liberal studies and can easily finish with that but finding out it's not my true passion. It sucks hearing about all these UC engineering students participating stateside and over seas in these autonomous vehicle/robot competitions and I can't be a part of it. I have a passion to create something marvelous.
It's just that I don't know exactly what can be done with these other majors out there that are non-science or engineering (which both is something I like to do).
I hate politics but I find it every interesting, so what exactly can I do with a political science degree other than trying to be a politician?
What else can I do with a liberal studies degree?
I don't want to be stuck behind a desk in some cube for the rest of my adult life.