The question is, what should I study?  I like everything and I'm good at everything. So what do you think the most profitable major will be in 5-10 years?  Should I go with some sort of engineering?  Biology?  Chemistry?  Art History?  Aeronautical basket weaving?  Whatever it is, I'll do it.  Probably.

Or maybe I shouldn't go to college at all.  It's probably a good idea to hold money instead of debt right now.  I don't have a job yet.

Suggestions?

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You create your past.

As such, I'm a music major hehe.

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Educators destroy your brain,
but you don't know, so why care?
Fagotto

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I'm counting on society collapsing before I have to pay back my school loans

As such, I'm a music major hehe.

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Maybe we should help it along?  

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You create your past.

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maybe lose the arrogance before you decide to do anything.

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don't be sour

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Engineers make good starting money, but... who wants to be an engineer? Ugh.

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Precisely.  Maybe electrical engineering would be good for me.

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You create your past.

Business is good...but I mean, EVERYBODY is going to school for business just about. Not something I'd wanna do...there's enough business majors already (no offense)

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Quack Quack.

soo if you goto community college and get loans for that and then get a good paying job then they loans should pay off in a few years depending on how much you pay a month. you are actually loosing money by not getting a high education......

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my *rich* friends and acquaintances all went into engineering or nursing for their careers.

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really? Engineers may have a good starting income, they their income don't rise much.

Engineers probably won't have a shot at upper class without being in a start-up or starting their own company.

With the workload that most engineers have, I'd say engineering would actually be a poor life decision.

I'd suggest going into the Medical field. Taking a loan out for Med. school is well worth it:)