Health And Fitness Ithaca
Posted in Health and Nutrition on 11/03/2007 03:36 pm by Steven NerenbergHelp choosing a major?
I’m interested in Health sciences, Psychology, atmospheric science, geology and astronomy. I have experience in just the health (fitness) field (personal trainer). I’m looking to sign up for college in spring, I have not finished the application process. I have weighed out the pros and cons for each course so I’m leaning more towards Psychology if I’m accepted at the community college I’m applying for. But, If I’m accepted at Cornell Univ. (Ithaca NY) I don’t know if I should choose atmospheric science, geology or astronomy. My question is… are there things addmissions will be looking for from each applicant as prereqs for these courses? I was never great at math, and I have not studied physics at all (i’m willing to learn) I don’t know if I should take that into consideration to help w/ my choice. Helppppp
For something like Psychology, you need to know some math, but not to the extent that you need it for the natural sciences. Are you really bad at math in general or just at certain kinds? I applied to Cornell as well, but I just couldn’t see myself living in Ithaca for four years or more, depending on what I chose. Hopefully, you’ll be accepted and enjoy your experience there. One of the first things I would do would be to speak with an academic advisor about your interests and your qualifications. Hope this helps!
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