"Major" Crisis: Do what you love or study what you love?

<p>bump for my question on in-demand languages…</p>

<p>Languagegirl, as it happens I know many recent graduates with degree in bio, biochem from reputable colleges who had very hard time getting jobs and had to settle for very unrelated job careers. Neuroscience while very exciting on outside look is not exactly booming - jobs are not offered wildly and starting salaries are often low. Without graduate school degree bio is not very useful if you are looking for good steady employment and nice starting salary.
It is my opinion that degree in languages or in bio would be similarly unpredictable in terms of finding good employment.<br>
You are good all around student so sciences are easy for you. Languages as well. Good news- burden of extra knowledge is never too heavy to carry.
Talk to your school advisor- set the schedule that will get you classes that you both need and want, take some classes during summer at your local community college to get out of the way and leave you with more options.
Most important thing to remember- it will work out in the end no matter what choice you make now.</p>