It's not rare for college students to spend their first or even second year of college with an undecided major while they find what they're interested in. It ha

It's not rare for college students to spend their first or even second year of college with an undecided major while they find what they're interested in. It happened to me (and I still managed to graduate on time). In fact, that's what a lot of people like about college and it's why you see college described as a "place to experiment". > their actual capabilities and weaknesses have also become clearer and more stable Also not so sure about this. I've met MANY people who went in 99% sure of college major A but after a few classes and an internship they found out they suck at it/hate it.