Discover how to Choose a College Major

Picking a major seems easy, but there can be more to it than you think. How do you choose your major for college? Listen as Mark Montgomery fills you in on the things you need to consider!
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Interesting - because there's a missing step here. Studying nursing for example is full of science classes. But the daily job is usually chosen for caregiving desires. So sometimes you can get thru a major you aren't in love with as long as you realize what and why you're studying it.