- Aug 5, 2011
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I feel so overwhelmed right now in terms of career choices. I'm a junior and still haven't declared my major and really don't have much of an idea of what I want to go in to. I like history and that is by far the closest major I have to completing, but I really don't think there's much you can do with a history major. I talked to an academic counselor today and he mentioned that there's a new sports management major now and that it might be worth looking in to. There's two things that I know I love, and that's video games and hockey, all aspects of it, not just the game itself. I think I'll look in to that sports management major as well as a business major, and also digital media arts major, maybe designing video games or something like that. Problem with all those majors is that outside of a couple Econ classes and Stats, I haven't taken many of the major requirements so that likely means staying in college an extra year to become a super senior, and with the increased work load that means possibly needing to quit my job. I don't love UPS, but I've always thought of it as a back-up plan in case things don't work out in college/finding a job and I'd hate to have to quit there, especially if I don't find a job after completing my major. Then I'm really screwed.
Are you involved with any student organizations? If not, join some. They'll give you a better idea of what certain career fields involve.
Otherwise a trip to the career resources center never hurts.