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I’m a high school senior and really really really confused. I was on track to major in Pharmacy and get a PharmD, well that’s all fine and dandy but I don’t really think that’s what I want to do!!! I love technology and everything computers but I didn’t find a job I think I would like. I only chose Pharmacy cause at University of Toledo I can get it done in 5 years with the classes I took and I didn’t know what else to choose. So now I just don’t want to go through with it and not be what i’m happy with. What are my options in the computer field? Like engineering and such? I’ve applied and been accepted to the University of Toledo (utoledo.edu) and Ohio Northern University (onu.edu). I just don’t think Pharmacy is anything I’d want to do.
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There are many options in the computer field… the big ones are computer science, computer engineering all which can branch out and go into something more specific like programming and networking. And from there you can go even more specific like AI, network management, QA testing, etc. If you have an artistic side, graphics design is an option too.
Personally, if you are not big on programming, I wouldn’t recommend you choosing a career program as you might just end up hating it.
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Generally, you don’t have to declare your major until your 4th semester, so you have lots of time to choose what you want to make a decision on your major.
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Calm down. You don’t need to KNOW what you want to do right now that’s what the first year of college is for. I know it seems like you need to get things done fast and need to know now but it’s really not so. You’ve already been accepted to two schools so just pick one that offers you more options in things you think you might like and go in with a “let me find myself” attitude. Things are different in college; some classes you liked in h.s you won’t like at college and some classes you didn’t like you will. Take classes that sound interesting to you for your first term or two and at the same time take advantage of the career guides/services/tests that should be offered through your Uni’s counseling/advising department
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