What to Study?

You need a challenging and interesting plan of study. If you major in astronomy, you will learn about the interaction of celestial bodies such as stars, planets, and asteroids. However, if you combine it with physics as many universities require, you will study the fascinating chemistry, electromagnetics, and advanced mathematics of our amazing universe.

You want to improve the world, and an engineering degree will give you an opportunity to work on real world problems. Engineers are always in demand, especially if you pursue a certificate in engineering soft skills, which will teach you the principles of finance, management, and business as they relate to your field.

So, you want to serve and protect? Studying criminal justice will open the door to exciting job opportunities in an extremely stable field. Police officers aren't the only ones in demand. With a degree, you can work in probation, security, customs, postal service, crime investigation, or even the FBI.

You are a people person, and nurses are some of the most important people on earth. Your empathetic nature makes you perfect for this job if you can deal with the hospital's environment. If you don't feel comfortable there, you can look into working in private homes, retirement communities, or schools.

You are good with your hands and you have a vivid imagination. You can use both of these strengths if you study dressmaking and design. You will be able to express yourself through your clothes and create things that are both useful and beautiful.

Do you want to challenge your brain and make tons of money? You should study information systems security. In this field, you try to create systems that will protect an organizations data from hackers and thieves. Technology is always evolving so you will always have something new to learn.