How to choose what to study at university! (5 STEPS)

In this video I tell yo how to choose what to study at university, all in just 5 simple steps!

How to choose what to study at university? Are you lost what course to choose at university? Are you asking yourself what course is perfect for you? Do you want to know what degree to study? Wha course should you take? What to study in college? What to study for your career and future? What course is right for you in university? I don't know what to study!!

Your questions answered in my video - I give you how to choose what to study at university! All in 5 simple steps :) I will tell you how to choose the best course for you to study at university or college. I will also talk a bit more about career options.

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[Fati.inabdih]

hi Valeria, what if I don't have a "real" passion? I enjoy baking and studying languages, but after listening to you description of a not "real" passion, i feel like it fits into that category. I have never been VERY interested in something, only mildly interested in MANY things. Because of this i get very anxious when thinking of choosing majors.

[UserName-xirm]

I go through phases, one month I wanna do film, then I wanna do writing, then I wanna do music, and then I’m like hmmm do I actually wanna go to college.

[lumiyahossain]

As someone who has depression, I really don't understand how I'm supposed to figure things out. If we're talking about real passion and what I believe I have passion in, then I really can't tell the difference. Because there are a lot of things I like, but I hardly ever do any of them. And about already imagining myself in that career... I can't tell the difference between it being passion or maladaptive daydreaming. So what the hell should I do?

[DarthCoco]

Very genuine advice, and after deciding what I did in the first year isn't for me, I have already found this advice very useful, and will go by my guts on finding the right course for me, here in UK.

[mariomilord]

Thank you for bringing so much value in my life. I can’t afford you services right now, but I want to let you know that really appreciate your content and I am grateful for it. I have a better vision of what I want to study at university

[FernandoGarcia-izni]

Could you make a video but aimed at those of us who have not finished high school? Surely I am not the only one who despite my age, despite not having finished high school, being the head of the household, etc., is interested in being able to study as much as possible and is within my reach and why not improve my employability, having a better profile or with more opportunities. Maybe you could advise us what to study, that does not require a career and anyway it opens doors and gives us opportunities, maybe something for those who are good at math, something for those who are better in letters or are not so good with mathematics . I hope you keep it in mind for a next video.
Greetings.

[val]

This video is underated. Great advice!

[VVPROFITNESS]

Thanks for this great guide! Very helpful and informative! How can I contact you for a face-to-face coaching session?

[itzmegz]

I started thinking about what future I wanted since I was young, went through veterinary science phase, then it became fashion designer then arts then med then nursing then architectural design then finally law. Throughout these years I have somewhat tallied out everything except for law but knowing I’m so indecisive I’m not sure if taking law is the right choice.
A little background, I’m a high school student, all my grades are undesirable except for English and I made the grand mistake of choosing science subjects and later finding out that science subjects weren’t for me but by then it was too late. Currently I’m planning on studying foundation in law but I’m also doubting if I should, I’m scared I would make a mistake and choosing the wrong subject again and I don’t have money to make that mistake.
My reason for choosing law? My very typical Asian family, my own desires to study law and get a well paying and relaxing Jon after a bit of suffering after uni, law has many career options other than being a barrister or a solicitor( planning to become a solicitor because public speaking is is definitely not my thing either) plus I could also change my majors wi thin the same category if I feel LLB Law Hons isn’t for me.
But the overall problem as to why I don’t know what subject to chose mainly is because, I have no passion for anything, heck I don’t even feel there’s a meaning to life but I’ve practically tallied out other subjects and law is my final choice. Somebody help please cause I need to make my choice in a matter of around 2 months or less and I really don’t think I can afford to make a mistake

[Living_art]

I have about 10 things I want to study how do I choose one 😳😂

[kalyiev]

I am thinking of studying English Literature or Politics, but I haven't decided yet...

[ofcups]

I didn't know what to do so i started thinking and i figured i have 3 main interests. Working with kids, sports and everything with human wellbeing (mind/body...) i wrote down all the classes that have anything to do with that and now i'm left with 13 choices! 13 is a lot but its much better than having absolutly no clue. I will start my research from this point 😂

[Sosaeeiee]

It's really help me a lot thanks q so much❤️

[spars]

This video helped me you are sweet thank you!

[laibaali]

Thank you so much for this great guidance and help 🙂🙃

[toriqulmahal]

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I am interested to study in London
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[mahmodulmozumder]

I dropped out twice. I am now 20 yo. I don’t know what to do anymore😢

[guidofeliz]

Read my BIG 5:

1. Psychological B.S. or B.A. is useless without graduate school. Same thing for sociology and many other courses.

2. Persevering goes a long way. Never give up! Keep holding on.

3. Career counselors know nothing about your future. Going to see them is a waste of time. They will only confuse you more.

4. Make sure that your major lines up with your minor. In other words, do not major in sociology and minor in physical education. No relationship there. Ok? If you decide on sociology, for example, do this instead:

A. Select social work as a minor because both programs are related.

B. You must go beyond the B.A. or B.S. level. Otherwise, your degree is useless. The college knows this fact very well. Students are dollar bills with arms and legs. College is a business. They don't care about you and your future endeavors at all.

5. Again, major in something that is in demand. Honestly, teaching, medical field, computers, math, physics to name a few are always in great demand.

I hope this helps you.

[SerenaMpakaboari-jcqj]

Thank you for guiding me and i need your contact for more coaching

[ameliaamelia]

hey valerie, thank you so much for such a helpful video! I am planning on studying at a university in the U.K in a few years, so i am just wondering do you think that anthropology is a good subject to study or should i stick to my original 'passion' and study dental surgery or something in the medical field? love your videos! keep up the good work 😄 Also what good universities in the U.K do you recomend for someone like me who wants to study something in that sphere ?