College Majors- Myth or Fact?

Undecided students should take a wide variety of courses-then declare a major.

Students can have a double major or one major & multiple minors & still graduate in four years.

All colleges & universities have numerous resources for helping students find the right major.

The best way to choose a major is get to know yourself then find a major that best fits you.

Parents & family who are paying for college often exert undue influence on college major choice

Jobs that have the highest growth and pay should be a major determinant in choosing a major.

Majoring in liberal arts, like philosophy will result in having limited job and career choices

Most students stick with the major they choose in high school or during their 1st yr of college

What you study in a 2 yr college locks you into a major when you transfer to a 4 yr college.

Once a major is chosen, it's hard to change that major -- and harder to graduate on time.

All business majors find great jobs at graduation.

Students need to choose a major before starting college -- the earlier, the better.

It's essential for those considering a degree in medicine or law to major in pre-med or pre-law

In terms of majors,the largest group of 1st year college students at most schools is"undecided"

Students who choose the wrong major are destined for dead-end jobs and careers.