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Freedom of Being Undeclared Freedom of Being Undeclared Attending college can broaden one’s views unlike many other experiences. There are so many different educational experiences, career paths, and life choices extended by going to college that everyone who attends should definitely get the most they possibly can out of it. After all, college lays down the foundation for a career, which you will perform for 40 hours a week for the rest of your life. Going to college is very expensive and time consuming. The decision between changing college majors and attending college for a couple of additional years, or working in a field of little interest or excitement to you is not one that many people wish to confront. But there is one way to avoid this situation while at the same time enjoying college to the fullest and receiving a very well-rounded education to prepare you for a happy life in your field. Do not declare a major until you are very comfortable with the area you have chosen. Investigate as many fields as possible until you find one that suits yourself well and that you can picture yourself working in for a long time to life, people, college, undeclared, students, field, time, out, interests, very, should, one, happy, work, remaining, enjoy, career, views, take, person, much, major, living, knowing, know, job, happiness, going, fields, classes, being, art, working, well-rounded, way, until, through, sure, someone, same, quite, pressure, one’s, make, interest, everyone, enjoying, definitely, declare, consists