please help me on choosing college major?
Asked by RJ32ci am good at art but not great at it i am good at everyday computing including troublshooting and fixing problems(i am good at killing crazy viruses :-)~) and stuff but not as great as IT ppl now i need to choose a major but i dont know how because i dont like engineering and those computer programming etc i dont like to deel with codes i only like to deal with windows and stuff like that and if i want to do designing, i dont know how to use photoshop and those 3D stuff i know how to use autoCAD but not great at it....and i dont want to to like fully art cause its hard to earn money.....So is there like a major that is related to computer but not like i need to be a total nerd to solve those codes and commands? i am like...totally confused......dont know wut to do ! please help i am REALLY appreciate it! THX!
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Answered by Kevin S
First of all, you should complete two years of undergraduate study at a college. The first two years should give you time to see what is out there and which direction you'd like to go. If you want to make it in "any" field, start with the basics, like the English language. Employers like to know that their employees can form complete sentences that are composed of fully spelled words and not IM/text message shorthand. They also like concise speech that does not include the word "like" unless it refers to likeness as in "he hits like a boxer". Once you're past that, web design is not too difficult and it pays fairly well. If you are reasonably computer literate you should be able to master most web design programs in a matter of days, certainly not more than weeks. You can then expand into specialties from there. Meanwhile, if you haven't completed those two years of college, do so and look around, there are literally hundreds of fields you can go into.
First of all, you should complete two years of undergraduate study at a college. The first two years should give you time to see what is out there and which direction you'd like to go. If you want to make it in "any" field, start with the basics, like the English language. Employers like to know that their employees can form complete sentences that are composed of fully spelled words and not IM/text message shorthand. They also like concise speech that does not include the word "like" unless it refers to likeness as in "he hits like a boxer". Once you're past that, web design is not too difficult and it pays fairly well. If you are reasonably computer literate you should be able to master most web design programs in a matter of days, certainly not more than weeks. You can then expand into specialties from there. Meanwhile, if you haven't completed those two years of college, do so and look around, there are literally hundreds of fields you can go into.
