Is it normal to doubt my college majors?
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So right now I am working on my general AA at a community college then I want to move onto a university and double major in economics and political science then get my Ph.d in Philosophy. If you haven't already guessed I want to go into politics.
The only problem is I'm just not that sure about all of this. Am I on the right path? Should I really be taking these classes?

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howaminotmyself

2 years, 1 month ago | pl

If it's what you want, sounds good to me. You will learn rather quickly if you don't like it. You may also want to look into international business.

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Sotchi

2 years, 1 month ago | pl

There's always the option to go in a different direction later if u wish to. Many people do. Give it a chance and see if u like it.

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salvatorre

2 years, 1 month ago | pl

I can speak from experience that not a single person I have ever met at college was sure in any form about their major(s). Personally, I switched several times and ultimately took a "break" to think about it. You'll never be a 100% sure of your choice, nobody is. However, the worst thing you can do is to stop your studies to think about it, chances are you won't return.

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dbwm

2 years, 1 month ago | pl

I don't even have a major!!!!
BBA then MBA with no major!!!
Jack of all trades, master of shit all

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trackeunner

2 months, 2 weeks ago | pl

I would just quit college and get a job as a garbage man or a truck driver, they get paid A Lot of money believe it or not, but since im not you i wouldnt do that because i know what i want to do lol

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