College Majors

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What is the importance of choosing a college major?

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Determines field of study and career opportunities

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Name three popular college majors.

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Computer Science, Business Administration, Psychology

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What are some career opportunities for students majoring in engineering?

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civil engineer, mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, chemical engineer, aerospace engineer, computer engineer, environmental engineer, and biomedical engineer

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What skills are required for a major in computer science?

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Programming languages, problem-solving skills, analytical thinking, mathematical skills, knowledge of algorithms and data structures, understanding of computer architecture and operating systems, and strong communication skills.

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What courses are typically required for a major in business administration?

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accounting, economics, finance, marketing, management, statistics, business law, and organizational behavior

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What are some advantages of exploring undeclared majors?

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Some advantages of exploring undeclared majors include discovering interests, gaining a broader perspective, and having flexibility.

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Why is it important to consider your interests and strengths when choosing a college major?

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To align your passions and abilities with your chosen career

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What are some career opportunities for students majoring in psychology? Options: marketing analyst, teacher, psychologist, counselor, therapist, researcher, human resources specialist, social worker

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psychologist, counselor, therapist, researcher, human resources specialist

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What skills are required for a major in nursing?

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Strong communication skills, critical thinking abilities, empathy and compassion, attention to detail, physical stamina, and the ability to work well in a team.

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What courses are typically required for a major in biology? Options: computer science, psychology, sociology, literature, history; geology, astronomy, meteorology, chemistry, physics; organic chemistry, physics, calculus, statistics, anatomy; general biology, genetics, cell biology, microbiology, ecology, biochemistry

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general biology, genetics, cell biology, microbiology, ecology, biochemistry