Like stated earlier, people change majors two to four times within their college career. Most people finish with a B.A. in something, and then realize they want something else after. It's never too late to figure out what you really want to do.
For people unsure of what they want, I always suggest taking time off working a regular job, away from your parents' house. You get the gist of how shitty life is when you're pinching pennies, and find the incentive for a more lucrative and less stressful job becomes more of a desire. At least at this point, you find better opportunities, or consider a college career.
There's always a short cut or a backdoor through everything. Not everything has to have a cookie cutter path. It takes a lot of conversation with the experienced, and a willingness to try new things. I took the long road for years until I found my loophole a year ago.
Topic: College drop out success stories (Read 4745 times)