WTF Should I major in!?

So I'm about to be a second year in university and I've got a year to decide my major. As the topic says, I have no idea what to major in!

I've ruled out science degrees, not because I'm bad at science, but because I don't care enough to put the effort for the major.

I love learning languages, enjoy music, and I'm considering of traveling when I get older. I've taken a year of Japanese and already dreamt in it and I started learning Korean this summer (I'm not really sure why I learned those langauges, I don't watch anime or read manga XD).

I want to be multilingual sometime in the future, so I'm considering possibly a degree in international affairs, but that's just a thought. Help XD!

EDIT: Before get too many "only you can decide" and "you're a dumbass if you're asking an OT forum" responses, I just want everyone to know that I AM taking this with a light heart, IT IS NOT MY ONLY RESOURCE FOR HELP, and that I might good some helpful answers :D.

Death Metal or something.

Learn Arabic and then talk to the CIA. CIA is almost all newbs now.

But seriously, you should know better than anyone else what you want.

When in doubt, Poli. Sci.

Sexology Nerd_Man

Alchology followed by Sexology.

When in doubt, Poli. Sci.

entropyecho

Why?

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When in doubt, Poli. Sci.

UserBane

Why?

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When in doubt, Poli. Sci.

Why?

When in doubt, Poli. Sci.

entropyecho

What exactly do you do w/ a Political Science degree?

I've also considered possibly a business degree (I really don't know that much about business) because I know that it's a wonderfully vague major, but my university's business school is one of the top in the nation and I don't want to try to do all the requirements for something that I'm iffy about...

As for the international relations, I'm really not sure about that either, it's sounds interesting but I'm not sure if that's something I really want to do.

I'm a pretty fun, sporadic guy. I like to play the guitar, play games, go to parties, but simulataneously be academic and learn things. My friends say that whatever I do it'll probably be random, but that really doesn't help my current situation XD.

Major in whatever the hell you want. If you seriously want your future to be decided by an internet forum, then you don't deserve to major in anything.

Sexology Nerd_Man

[QUOTE="Nerd_Man"]Sexology CocoMarshmellow

my friend, you shouldn't let people you hardly know decide your future, figure it out yourself my man

What exactly do you do w/ a Political Science degree?

strat505

geneologist.

Sexology Nerd_Man

Death Metal or something.

Animatronic64

Major in whatever the hell you want. If you seriously want your future to be decided by an internet forum, then you don't deserve to major in anything.

Shad0ki11

International Affairs with a minor in Languages sounds perfect for you.Theokhoth

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]International Affairs with a minor in Languages sounds perfect for you.strat505

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]International Affairs with a minor in Languages sounds perfect for you.strat505

[QUOTE="strat505"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]International Affairs with a minor in Languages sounds perfect for you.Theokhoth

It's best to look at what you want to do in the future and then work towards that. Going by your interests, maybe journalism. You can travel and use your language skills if you become an international corespondent, or you could focus on areas of interest like the entertainment industries. It's good to do more than just one major, though. If you go as a journalist, major in journalism and then either the English language or digital technologies.

See I want to work overseas, but I also want to work for the government. That's why I'm doing a quad-major in European Studies, Politics, Marketing, and Public Relations. It's a very broad set of majors but they are all inter-linked and can be used to further either working overseas, working in the marketing industry or working for the government.

It's best to look at what you want to do in the future and then work towards that. Going by your interests, maybe journalism. You can travel and use your language skills if you become an international corespondent, or you could focus on areas of interest like the entertainment industries. It's good to do more than just one major, though. If you go as a journalist, major in journalism and then either the English language or digital technologies.

See I want to work overseas, but I also want to work for the government. That's why I'm doing a quad-major in European Studies, Politics, Marketing, and Public Relations. It's a very broad set of majors but they are all inter-linked and can be used to further either working overseas, working in the marketing industry or working for the government.

daqua_99

You are spot on about journalism. I've actually e-mailed a couple of writers for Kotaku about my dilemma (although I've yet to get any replies). Journalism is something I've kept in the back of my head because I'm afraid to take it serious with myself, I've had no experience (although I've done well in my writing classes), and I'm a bit worried about the pay and jobs. It's something that I'm just starting to inquire to but I'm really not sure how much I want to do it. If I do end up doing it, I'd have to be something I really enjoy, I think the writers at Kotaku or Destructoid have awesome jobs.

How on earth are you able to quad major? At my school we're only able to double major o_0. I can't imagine what the workload is...that quad-major thing is part of a 4 year undergrad program right?

Southeast Asian Studies.

Border control.

Go with whatever you feel comfortable with.

If you want to go into International Affairs, Poli Sci is a good start.

[QUOTE="Nerd_Man"]Sexology KidCudi37

Alchology followed by Sexology.

But I choose.. Gynecology 8)

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]International Affairs with a minor in Languages sounds perfect for you.strat505

types of jobs I can think of are translator, something related to the embassy ( maybe even ambassador ), and tourist guide lol. My cousin speaks Portugese, Spanish, Filipino and English. She makes pretty good money with her main job in an embassy and even on the side as a translator for texts. The demand for a translator is pretty high-average I think.