What majors can you combine with computer science?

Some good disciplines for minor complement Computer Science degree include math, communications, business, psychology, physics and even biology.

• Mathematics. Math makes a good complement for a computer science degree.
• Communication.
• Business.
• Psychology.
• Physics.
• Biology.

Can I switch my major to computer science?

Now to clarify it is not possible to change your major to an EECS B.S. Computer Science, since UCB already admits the maximum number of students possible into this major each year. However, a student can switch into the College of Letters & Science B.A. in Computer Science.

What should I change my major too?

6 Signs You Should Change Your Major

• You Don’t Know Why You Chose Your Major in the First Place.
• You Aren’t Doing Well in Your Classes.
• You Aren’t Engaged in Your Classes.
• You Chose Your Major Because You Thought It Would Mean Big Bucks Later.
• You Are Curious About a Different Major.
• You Hated Your Internship.

How hard is it to choose your major?

With so many options, choosing your major is hard. There are a ton of factors involved, and you’ve got a nice dollop of uncertainty heaped on top to make things even more fun. I’ll go over a process for making your major choice easier in the near future; today, however, I want to focus on dumb mistakes college students make when trying to choose.

Does the major you major in predict your future?

The major you choose will neither predict nor guarantee your future. Many graduates find jobs that have nothing to do with what they studied in college. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the average twenty-something switches jobs once every three years and the average person changes career fields two or three times in their lifetime.

How do I get better at playing the C major scale?

Have a go at playing the C major scale using alternate picking: A lot of the time, string changes can throw people off when alternate picking and we can suddenly end up with a double downstroke. Go slowly at first to make sure you’re alternate picking consistently.

Should I declare my major on my college application?

Some colleges ask you to list your expected major on your college application (although “undecided” is usually an option), but don’t require you to declare definitively until later. If you are interested in a major that requires a lot of classes, or classes that are limited to students in that major, then it is better to declare early.