If you're having trouble choosing a college major, take heart. You're not alone. Almost two-thirds of U.S. undergrads change majors before graduating, according to Ejournal USA. Many switch out up to four or five majors before finally picking one. In fact, some institutions prefer that students not declare a major until after they have their college education underway. Generally, you can chalk up uncertainty about a major to the average college experience. To graduate, though, you do have to bite the bullet, declare a major, and complete the required coursework. Careful evaluation can help you find a good match and avoid taking thirty years to complete a four year degree! Trying to choose a college major can become overwhelming. Here are three simple questions you should be asking yourself. Read more...