Hello everyone,
I’ve still been thinking about switching majors and have decided that I indeed want too. As I have stated before I have little interest in science majors( Chem,physics,etc.), but out of all majors I am most interested in political science,economics,and maybe a technology major. The problem is my school only offer a select range of majors.
-For the Business academy they offer:
Accounting (AAS), Accounting for Forensic Accounting (AS), Business Admin (AS), Computer Information System (AAS), Managment (AAS), Office Admin and Technology (AAS) .
-For the Liberal Arts Academy they offer:
Criminal Justice (AS), [ALL AA Degree] Liberal Studies, American Studies, Education, English, Exercise Science, Gender Studies, Health and Behavior, Health Promotion and Disease, Prevention, International Studies, Nutrition, Personal Training, Physical Education, Psychology, Sociology, Urban Studies
-For the STEM Academy they offer:
Architectural Technology (AAS), Biotechnology (AS), Chemistry (AS), Computer Engineering Technology (AAS), Electronic Engineering Technology (AAS), Engineering Science (AS), Environmental Science (AS), Mathematics and Science (AS), Mechanical Engineering Technology (AAS), Internet and Information Technology (AAS), New Media Technology (Cert)
Science for Forensics (AS), Telecommunications Technology (AAS)
•Which major would prepare me the best for the LSAT, while being a good BA degree when I transfer after two years? I was thinking of making Liberal Studies my major which Is mainly for undecided majors, I was told that it allows most credits to transfer to a 4-year university. Is this a good plan-b ?
I have also thought about my career choice due to everyone’s helpful feedback. I still hope to one day become a judge, although I know a lot must be done to get there’s depending on the type of judge and the state. Law is still my primary interest (since young) and I was already aware that I had to be a lawyer for a while before becoming a judge. I am still undecided as to which area I would like to concentrate in. I know I have to get more experience in the law field to see my own pros and cons. If I ever do decide to peruse something else I wouldn’t want to have a BA in criminal justice,pre-law,etc. I would instead like to have something that is more valuable and that I can also build on. That is the one of the main reasons I decided to switch majors along with needing to be challenged academically.
Any of your ideas or help is greatly appreciated.