I picked my major?! Or degree thingy

Thats right kids, after years of wondering what, and thinking of everything and being unsure
I finally figured it out...
Least i hope so >_> 800+$ for classes this semister of college >,<

Anywho..
Yep..
I talk alot right?
Yeaaa so i figure PR will do
no idea what it is.. but 5 ppl its so me, so i'm going for it
Dont know why.. but its tottaly not close to wat i was going for, but hell it sounds fun. me? get payed to talk.. fuking sweet.

That was it.. thanks for wasting ur time reading this ! but i was exicted... and figured its been a while since i posted anything due to school and stuff so here it is.
Ur IQ has been demoted minus 10 points.
Ty for reading

Wait... What's your Major? Public Relations?

Ahh, Srry , haha Communications.



And new update:

Finished my summer session, few days off till fall starts! Yay finals are over!

Congratulations on picking your major!

I'll be starting my Freshman year this fall, and I'm still not sure what field I want to go into. You've gotten past a good-sized hurdle!

Have a drink on me!
Except I can't buy, so... I dunno.

Ty ty
Dont worry about picking a major, just take your core classes, and some electives that seem fun/ or intersting to you..

The rest will fall into place.. well atleast, it did for me.

Good luck Rae Rae. ;P try not to party to much, or you'll spend most of the summer making up for it ;P haha trust me.

It's good that you at least know what you want to start out with. The worst thing to do is start college as undecided and waste money doing pretty much nothing but learning stuff you're probably not going to need when you get a job in whatever field you finally get into.

Well although taking core classes is pretty much unavoidable and you don't need to declare a major to fulfill that requirement, it's best to know what you want to study, because you can fulfill both core and major requirements at the same time, and leave some space for interesting electives.

And because some colleges, the core requirements for the degree may be different.

Example, I know for my stupid degree, I was required to take a science class with a lab....and on my previous degree it was just ascience class.

true, for engineering you need a lab, as well as more credit hours of math in your core.

I'm so glad I got out of engineering.

Don't diss my career, I'll mess you up.

Bring it on boy. *Flexes* Now it is time for some good old-fashioned army ass-whupping.