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^umm i wouldn't recommend people going to community college, then transfer to a CSU/UC system because you're just wasting your time. if you are financial stable and academic capable, jump straight ahead to CSU/UC but DO NOT take career course unless you know what major you're in. take all general courses and CSU/UC requirement elective courses first. it allows you to buy a year or two to decide your career path. the rest i...

You might try to switch to history, then go to law school.

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you should start liking math do not see math as an end. See it as a tool to understand interesting real life topics.

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The benefit of the Master of engineering is that it is simpler to get into, and easier to finish, at the cost of a less focused education. The benefit of the MS is that you develop great skills in your field and are more able to continue to the PhD.

depends Science degree such as mathetmics, phyiscs, definitely takes some sort of gift to succeed, like arts you know. meanwhile most of the engineering subjects and the rest science subjects, you will be fine as long as you work hard and motivied, even if you are just an average guy.

dentistry, pharm, med = order of preference? i'm currently in dental school. i'd say a vast majority of my classmates are chem and bio majors sprinkled in w/ a few engineering majors. everyone is correct in that a science degree is useless unless you plan on going to a graduate health program. if you want to take the more challenging route and leave your options open, then go for engineering. if you end up choosing dentistry, then...

QUOTE (thisdance @ Dec 1 2009, 09:25 PM) im currently an accounting, but theres alot of math that i have to take along the way, which i hate. are there any majors out there that involve little or no math at all and are high in demand in the job market? Thanks. (IMG: http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/style_emoticons/default/icon_neutral.gif ) I don't think the Math requirements in Business and Accounting are that high. You...