You’re not super sure what your major is yet, but you know you’re premed, and most premeds are biology and chemistry majors, so you’re thinking you would probably do that as well… right?

Some of us have no idea what we want to do in the future. There are so many options! How do you pick a major when you’re not sure what you already like and what you could possibly like?

However, if you are looking to pursue a degree and/or career in International Relations, here are some tips to keep in mind when adding/creating your resume.

One of the biggest parts of your college experience is choosing what you want to study for the next four years. Choosing a major can be one of the biggest decisions you make in your young adulthood.

While it can be daunting, there are ways to make your major search more fun and a little easier for you.

I am currently a sophomore in college who just decided to take the giant leap and switch out of my STEM major for the spring semester.

Even as a college student, it’s sometimes difficult to understand what certain majors actually entail – both in terms of classes and what they mean career-wise.

This semester, I took a chance of changing the latter part of my double major from Professional Writing to Economics. Here are some reasons I decided to make this switch.

Not sure what your major should be? Niche ambassador Alyssa tells you which majors match you based on your Enneagram type.