How different was your major by the time you graduated?

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NotASerialKiller

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Similar to how people say med students often end up in different specialties that they originally thought, when advising pre-meds I usually tell them that most undergrads switch majors so they shouldn't stress over it. I believe the consensus is that that's generally true, but what about for the neurotic maniacs on SDN? Did you guys change majors 7 times, or stay the course throughout?

For me: Anthro > Chem > Bio
 
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Biology>Biophysics>Biochemistry>Philosophy. Currently in senior year and have no plans to switch.
 
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Had a plan written out before I got on campus; three years later, the only changes were a couple of classes that I had just put in as [generic music class]. Music -> music!
 
Had a plan written out before I got on campus; three years later, the only changes were a couple of classes that I had just put in as [generic music class]. Music -> music!
Your avatar makes me miss music theory.


Business Admin --> Psychology --> Chemistry --> Biochem --> Biology --> Philosophy --> Music

I'll be the first person to graduate from my school with a degree in music since the early 1900s. The degree restarted at the beginning of my junior year so I'll be a supersenior graduating this spring. Pre-med through most of it, but just wanted to study music for awhile.
 
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If I wasn't so afraid of the GPA ramifications, I would have done physics or math.

For me it goes Biology -(freshman switch) -> Chemistry (currently a senior now).
I am jealous of your biology and chemistry department then.
 
People who changed their major 2+ times, did you take more than 4 years to graduate? Just reading this thread is stressing me out🤔
 
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Biochemistry --> Communication Science and Disorders --> Biological Science.
Graduated during summer instead of spring.
 
Undeclared -> Education -> Biochem. Shoulda double majored in ed and biochem so I could fall back on teaching in case med school doesn't work out but oh well.
 
Leaving this here since we're geeking out on math stuff

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There is actually a key flaw in this joke
 
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