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I have to choose an undergrad major but I’m not sure.. I’m torn between these 3 majors: civil eng, mathematics, interior design
My interests are very vast(that’s why I’m very indecisive about my major); it’s mostly math and arts, buildings/roads/bridges/interiors/furniture/
My strengths: Algebra, Arts, (I draw very well though)
My weaknesses: Electromagnetism, I’ve always struggled understanding this part of physics even though I’m pretty good in mechanics,
Frankly I’m afraid of the civil eng major (physics part… It’s weird how I can understand math but not physics) and I’m afraid that I might get bored and quit also it’s nothing related to arts, and I’m not sure if I’m ‘engineering material’
What do you think? Should I go directly into civil and ignore my passion to arts? Or double major in interior and mathematics and ignore my passion in designing roads and buildings (also have anyone ever done it before and managed to finish both degrees successfully?)
I need opinions.. thanks in advance.
My interests are very vast(that’s why I’m very indecisive about my major); it’s mostly math and arts, buildings/roads/bridges/interiors/furniture/
My strengths: Algebra, Arts, (I draw very well though)
My weaknesses: Electromagnetism, I’ve always struggled understanding this part of physics even though I’m pretty good in mechanics,
Frankly I’m afraid of the civil eng major (physics part… It’s weird how I can understand math but not physics) and I’m afraid that I might get bored and quit also it’s nothing related to arts, and I’m not sure if I’m ‘engineering material’
What do you think? Should I go directly into civil and ignore my passion to arts? Or double major in interior and mathematics and ignore my passion in designing roads and buildings (also have anyone ever done it before and managed to finish both degrees successfully?)
I need opinions.. thanks in advance.