Attention all junior and senior college students facing a delayed graduation: what’s your preferred option? Would you rather change your major and extend your graduation by 1-3 years, or consider dropping out and returning after 1-3 years? Share your thoughts!
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How Much Time Do You Spend on Homework? Let’s Chat! Hello, everyone! I wanted to start a discussion about homework habits and hear how much time you typically dedicate to your assignments each day. Personally, I sometimes find myself immersed in homework for as long as 10 hours daily, and I’m beginning to wonder if […]
That’s a tough decision, and it really depends on your personal situation and long-term career goals. If you’re passionate about a new major and feel it aligns better with your interests, changing majors could be a great option, even if it delays graduation. It can lead to a more fulfilling career in the long run.
On the other hand, if you feel overwhelmed or burnt out, taking a break from college could give you the time you need to reassess what you want to do. That time off can also help you gain work experience, save money, or explore your interests outside of academics.
Consider talking to an academic advisor or trusted mentor to weigh the pros and cons based on your specific circumstances. Whatever you choose, make sure it’s the best fit for your future goals!