College Majors?

Question

I have no earthly idea what I want to major in at college, I do NOT want to go to college if I am not going to get a job in the field of my major. I thought about being a 2nd or 3rd grade teacher but I don't think I would like that much. here are some things I enjoy (in no paticular order) but I am not specialized in ANY of them...
Theater
Worship
Band
Dance
Math
History
Reading
Travel
....and Talking and listening
I am a people person and wouldn't not like doing the same thing every day I like variety

I was also thinking maybe TV or movie producer but that's pretty unrealistc

Answer 1

I have no major for you but I do have some advice. I was unsure of what to major in so I went to a two year extension of our state's college system for two years to get my generals. Fortunately I did not spend all of my money (as if I would have if I had gone to a four year school). Along the way I chose how many different majors just so I could have a major. Don't settle on anything because of the pressure to stay in school. Take a year off. I know everyone says that once you stop going you won't go back but thats not always true. I took this semester off and I am ready to go back. My boyfriend took a year off and now is on his way to be a firefighter. Brainstorm a few ideas and maybe call some places to job shadow to see if its something you would be interested in. Good Luck!!

Answer 2

All the things you listed above are pretty good for a choice of major. However, don't choose a slammer major such as history. With what's going on in the world these days, there is no more time to focus on the past. In my opinion, I would take your passion for math and convert it to an engineering degree. While you are making money as an engineer, then you can start saving up for some real investments, not to say that college is a bad investment, it just puts a financial dent in many young graduates who are trying to find out what to do with their history degrees.

Answer 3

This is a great list of qualifications for a great number of things. You seem to have a good mix of the creative and the practical. Part of the process of college should be prioritizing your interests; don't think that you have to have a definite major in mind before you start. I could see this working really well in the travel industry or in the entertainment industry, among other possibilities.