I have no idea what to major in

i have no idea what to major in

>Computer Science
enrollment has tripled in like two years, CS programs at every public school in my state are packed

>most types of engineering
would mean basically starting college over (i'm one year in) because i didn't take the full physics sequence already

>accounting
need to go through the bullshit of becoming a CPA if you want the real work

>law school
lmao

>finance
maybe?

>bullshit degree + computer science minor and hope for the best
mite b cool

nigga just major in accounting and get employed reliably

I was going for accounting but looking more into it looked like hell. is Information Systems good or just a meme

Guys, I'm going into IT Security. Did I make the right choice?

I'm looking into that with an Information Systems degree, also want to know

Where do you fit on the autism spectrum?

I was diagnosed as being mildly on the spectrum when I was, like, 13 but I think I could handle myself right now because at least I'm self-aware about it and I know how normal people function.

what's your location?

or better yet, where do you see yourself being located in for the next 10 years or so

>Environmental Science
Pretty good, you can get a job in a lot of energy companies now. Especially with the new interest in clean and sustainable energy.
If you work for the government, you get big bucks.

>Biology
Useful as heck. If you go down the Ecology route, it blends really well with the above degree.

>Any financial degree
There will always be open careers, especially in accounting. Keep in mind, Economics is less appliance, more theory. If you want something you can apply to a career, go with Accounting, Finance, or Marketing.

>Computer Science
This major is getting more and more risky every year. Ask any kid at any high school in the US, pretty much 1/4 of them will say they could see themselves getting a Computer Science degree. Soon the market will be flooded with this degree. I would recommend Computer Engineering over this.

>Good luck, m8.
The world is what you make of it.

>TL;DR
Go with Biology/Ecology and Environmental Science, if it interests you.

To expand upon when I was talking about
>the new interest in clean and sustainable energy.
Keep in mind, these types of companies also like Environmental Engineers.