Decision-Making Model

Choosing a major is a goal I wish to achieve by the end of this semester. I came to the University of Arizona determined to major in pre-physiology but immediately switch to undecided on the first day of school since I was unsure of what to major in. Still remaining undecided I wish to major in something that I'm very passionate and excited to learn about even if the course work is very difficult. After college, I'm determined on going to pharmacy school to become a pharmacist. I'm currently taking the pre-requisites course to be able to apply. To make me decided on a specific major I probably would like classes similar to the pre-requisite classes for pharmacy admission since they're the type of material I would be tested on the Pharmacy College …show more content…
It has become even more difficult on choosing just one major since I have an interest in becoming an aerospace engineer. I have no idea what I truly want to study but willing to work hard on the steps I have to complete to make my decision at the end of the semester. In unit one, the decision-making model has a great foundation of everything to complete before the big decision I would decide on. It demonstrates in steps similar to a maze: "Taking stock, exploring self, exploring majors, exploring occupations, making decisions, and lastly implementing your decision". What I have gathered was to choose a college major I have, to be honest with myself and see what I'm truly passionate about. I value other people's advice but this decision is very important to me and I don't want to be pressured into a major I won't enjoy. "Exploring-self" in the decision- making model I have notice that I'm great at creating plans very quickly. I usually can handle very stressful situations and helping people in need as volunteering at shelters and animal shelters. The little aspects I have noticed in myself so far but I haven't figured what imp passionate about just