<p>I’m just wondering how other people are compared to myself. I didn’t know what I wanted to major in for sure until about 4 months ago. Because of my last minute change, I have added almost another year of school before I graduate. 
(I changed what I wanted to major in 3 times)</p>
<p>I really don’t think adding another year is such a bad thing. What would be bad would be to continue on with the course of study that you didn’t want to do any more. I changed my mind a few times as well and took a lot more classes than i needed to.</p>
<p>It really helps to have a passion about something. If you do, then you are more likely going to know what direction to go in. For myself, in the beginning, i just took classes that i was interested in. I never even thought about getting a degree. I know that must sound crazy, but i was only interested in one subject. </p>
<p>A few years, yes years, later i decided that i should get a degree and started taking the basic required courses. Along the way i changed my major twice but then ended up back where i started, in the same course of study.</p>
<p>All those extra classes that you have taken and will take are just more education. If you think of the extras as adding to your being a more well rounded individual then it doesn’t seem so bad.</p>
<p>I’m a Junior, but I decided my major in 2008.
Honestly I’d known what my major would be since… 2005.</p>
<p>I had no idea what to do when I first entered college. Withdrew, took time off, re-enrolled in 2010. I think by the end of the first semester I knew I wanted to do business, and by the end of the second semester I knew I wanted to major in MIS. Last semester I decided to tack on supply chain management as well.</p>
<p>I knew from the beginning that i wanted to major in History- but I wanted to double major in psychology, and make a career out of that instead. I took an intro to psychology class and realized I hated it- hated everything about the subject and eventually ended up dropping it.</p>
<p>I finally locked down my major about a year ago but I was already taking related courses so I am not behind at all. However, career-wise, I am still all kinds of confused.</p>