What is a good college/university to apply to if I don't know what I want to major in?

I would suggest a state school. They tend to be the most diverse in terms of majors, not to mention they are significantly cheaper. Also, you probably have some idea what you want to major in, so try to find a college that is good in that general idea. You may also want to consider colleges that let you design your own major.

Heres what I did. Most universities, like the one I picked (The University of Idaho), have a plethora of majors to chose from, so go in undecided, and decide after freshman or sophomore year. GO VANDALS!

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I'd go to a big University with a wide range of majors: i.e. Penn State, Pitt, Temple, University of Maryland, Rutgers, Ohio State, etc... I'd start out "undecided," or even majoring in Liberal Arts. (Yes, most big colleges offer a B.A in Liberal Arts, or General Studies) Even if you don't figure out what you want to do by your sophmore or junior year, you can continue on to earn you B.A., and do an internship or two to get a better idea. http://bulletins.psu.edu/bulletins/bluebook/college_campus_details.cfm?id=30&program=las.htm (here is such a major)

The best private universities that I know of are USC, Loyola Marymount and Stanford.. You can be an UNDECIDED major. However, you will want to have an idea of what you want to major, because the university you pick may not have a particular program or undergraduate degree that you discover you want later on. You may have to settle for something you really didn't want or go through the hassle of transfering to another university.. Also, if your going to recieve financial aid, you must declare a major.. So use your senior year to volunteer and figure out what careers you may like and dislike.. That's the only way you will find out whats out there.. Sorry, you didn't specify what location.. My answer is assuming your in California or interested in private schools in Cal.. Good luck!

Seriously, if you do not know what you want to do, go to a community college and take some liberal arts to find out what you like and get a part time job. Do not waste your money on a big school or going away unless you know what you want. It is going to take you an extra year if you do not know what you want to do. Talk to your guidance counselor and take a aptitude survey or interest survey. Good luck.

If you do not know what major you want to be in, then you should enroll in one of your state's universities that offer a very broad range of majors so that you can see what you like as far as major is concerned.

I suggest visiting/ touring a few schools, see if you get a good fit or feel for a certain place. . apply as a undecided major as an incoming freshman. then take 101 intro to.. everything. you do not have to declare a major until you reach 60 credits JR year. i switched majors 5 x's. in this economic state i would suggest health care,. nursing x ray tech, health care adm. you will always have a job if you are an RN. i would not advise a major in SW, poor pay no openings. the dept of labor has good stats for # of needed professions, also the reference material 'the occupational outlook or for cast or similar title.. forcasts the # of openings.. ' a basic job search may be helpful. where are the job openings. in what field? what types of positions

You should of gone on some college visits before now. You need to know if you prefer a smaller college or a large one. One close to home or in another state. Most colleges have a lot of majors offered, even small private colleges.