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I doing pre-med...well, it's all the same to me. Technically, I'm doing pre-med/pre-optometry/pre-dentistry/and pre-physical therapy... What are these jobs like? I mean I know what they do, but what is an average work day? I expect a doctor and dentist's to be pretty hectic. I can't imagine...

A private university of public university? Why?

I wanted to major in Economics because that make way more money, and I could still do pre-med. I also have wanted to do Accounting/Finance because there would be more job openings in the future. Which is best to pick, aand why?

I've never taken a physics course, and I'm trying to learn a little bit before I do. Are there any good sites that can teach you physics?

Majors: Accounting/Finance Sports: Football/Track&Field

Business outnumbers pretty much every major in universities as to how many students are taking them. Some see the economic value of it, some I wonder about.

I would think that most computer related majors last the shortest, since computers continue to change more and more, which will require constant reteaching for the new feature. For the subjects outside of business, psychology and biology are useful for a lifetime. In this case I'm simply looking...

I planned on double majoring in IT and one of the following: Psychology Financial Engineering Accounting Economics Finance Which of these compliment IT the best, and look better on your job resume?

I'm an IT major, and I'm thinking about double majoring in that and one of the two majors above. What are the different between these two? Which will go best with IT? What kind of coursework should I expect from each? Would these two look good on my resume for jobs?

A year ago, I dated a girl, changed my life, and brought me to church. Met a lot of people, including another girl she hated who wasn't as "tied down" as she was if you catch my drift. Anyways, I didn't think to much of her. When me and the other girl broke up, she was trying to temp me. Almost...

I'm trying to decide whether to major in business or psychology. Business has more opportunities, but I love psychology. Are there any psychology jobs that DON'T require you to go to med-school?

I'm a double major right now. I major in Business and Psychology. I know business has more opportunities, but psychology is by far more interesting. It's also carrying me through college. That's the only interesting part of my day. I was just wondering if I could double major in Financial...