People change their majors several times before settling on something (usually). I went from psychology to accounting to economics to finally marketing. Take a bunch of different classes and see what shakes out. Purdue is a good school and I'm sure that you're going to need general ed requirements anyway - so get your feet wet in some other stuff.
Also - unless you have a very specific degree (accounting, engineering) you can pretty much work in any field.
I read a comment once that said (approximately) "A degree is a piece of paper that shows that you completed something that is difficult; and therefore have to be at least reasonably intelligent to have accomplished said task" I think that holds fairly true.
Also - unless you have a very specific degree (accounting, engineering) you can pretty much work in any field.
I read a comment once that said (approximately) "A degree is a piece of paper that shows that you completed something that is difficult; and therefore have to be at least reasonably intelligent to have accomplished said task" I think that holds fairly true.
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