Anyone rethinking their majors or what schools you'll be attending?

Considering deferred action and being able to work and whatever, are any of you changing majors, or rethinking your potential careers????

I've been thinking about going back to school for a JD/MBA or a JD/MSF degree. Not sure if the MSF will add as much to the JD degree as an MBA will, but it'd definitely prepare me more for a CFA certification.

OP what are you rethinking? At first i have always wanted to do a music major but i knew i didn't stand a chance on getting a job without documentation, but now it makes me want to try it. However physical therapy still is the better choice :P

I'm thinking of changing both school and major. Originally I thought about only getting an associates but now I'm thinking of getting a bachelors. In what though, I still don't know. I thought I did but I really don't lol.

It's really tough. There's lots of college graduates without jobs. A lot of people want experience :\.

It's not that tough if you get a valuable degree.

It's not that hard if you are willing to work. There are jobs out there. People are just too picky these days.

Agreed. A lot of high caliber firms are reporting lack of necessary skills in the applications they receive. If you work hard throughout your undergrad and get a decent internship, you should be ahead of the pack in your job search.

I am thinking about going into engineering. It might be that I go for civil/enviornmental or mechanical. It all depends what I will be able to enjoy the most, and i'm also think about choosing a science such as biochemistry or physics, again it depends what I will enjoy the most. Though physics is tempting with all the breakthroughs that are happening.

I plan on going back to school for DIGITAL MEDIA ARTS: ANIMATION. That will take 4 years in total to get a BA.