<p>just throw computer sci and meteorology out if you hate math. economics in undergrad is all theory, but graduate level is as much math as many engineering curriculum, geology i dont know much about, but it could have a lot of math. political science to law is what i plan on doing (subject to change obviously) but you need to be prepared to work as a paralegal for a few years to get an attorney job. sociology is from what i hear a fun major, but it is pretty much useless.</p>
<p>now the LA majors you want for a job:
philosophy
english
communications
political science
economics</p>
<p>The business majors you want for a good job:
accounting
IT
finance and business admin</p>
<p>the Tech majors (best bang for your buck right out of school for a reason. be warned they are hard majors):
computer science
engineering
all science at masters level and above (this is a wild card when it comes to money)
Medicine(PA,RN,LPN,BSN,etc)</p>
<p>The professional degrees:
Law
Med
dental
veterinarian
MBA</p>
<p>To be honest, a business degree is pretty generic, BUT, it may give you a pretty penny if you get some experience in the field.</p>
<p>good luck.</p>
<p>PS. quick question, how old are you? 18-20? if you have no bills or mouths to feed, student loans are a great option, and if you work through school and go to a state school you can leave with a degree and 10,000$ worth of loans, and in the long run !0,000$ is not a TON of money, but it is still a good amount for your first few working years.</p>
<p>(already did the math for myself, im going to be taking out loans when i go to college, when im old enough to get the GED)</p>