The Final Checklist! 10 things you must know before confirming your dream major.
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The Final Checklist! 10 things you must know before confirming your dream major.

The Final Checklist! 10 things you must know before confirming your dream major.

The big moment is here! After battling through a long exam season, it’s time for the major decision: confirming your major, which will shape your future path. But before you click that final button, let’s review this 10-point checklist one more time to ensure the major you’ve chosen is truly the “dream major” for you.

10 things to check before confirming your major

  • 1. Tuition and hidden costs: Do the numbers match what you planned? Are there equipment costs, dorm fees, or other expenses you need to be ready for?
  • 2. Deep dive into the curriculum: Do the subjects you’ll study truly align with your interests? Take a look at the entire course structure to see which subjects are exciting and which ones you might not like.
  • 3. Commute and location: How far is the university? Is it easy to get to? What is the surrounding environment like? Is it safe and does it fit your lifestyle?
  • 4. Social life and activities: Look for information about clubs and the student community to see if you’ll be able to adjust and enjoy life on campus.
  • 5. Future opportunities: Does the faculty or university have connections with leading companies? How many exchange programs or interesting internship opportunities are available?
  • 6. Listen to seniors: Reviews from those with real experience are a goldmine! Look for information in social media groups or various webboards to help with your decision.
  • 7. Career path after graduation: What do most graduates from this major do? What is the employment rate? Read more about preparing for the working world here.
  • 8. Double-check your qualifications: Review the regulations and various requirements again to make sure nothing is missed, especially information from official sources like the myTCAS website.
  • 9. Always have a backup plan: If the unexpected happens, do you have a Plan B or C? Preparing in advance helps reduce anxiety.
  • 10. Ask yourself one last time: Block out the noise. This is a decision for your own future. Is confirming this major 100% based on what you want?

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: If I’ve already confirmed my major in the TCAS system, can I waive my rights to go to the next round?

A: It depends on the rules and conditions of each TCAS round. Generally, if you’ve confirmed your rights in the Portfolio or Quota rounds, you may not be able to apply in the next round (unless you voluntarily waive your rights within the specified period). You should study that year’s regulations in detail.

Q: Should I choose a major I love but my score is just enough, or a major I don’t like but my score is more than enough?

A: There’s no single right answer, but it’s recommended to prioritize “passion and aptitude.” You’ll be living with it for the next 4 years, and studying something you love usually leads to better performance and more happiness.

Q: What should I do if my parents don’t agree with the major I’ve chosen?

A: Try to have an open conversation using logic. Prepare information about the major to present to them, covering both the curriculum and future job opportunities, to build understanding and confidence for your parents.

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