College majors for the future?

Question

I'm going to be a senior in h.s this september & I am stuck deciding what I want to major in. I dont want to switch majors when I'm in college because then I will feel like I just wasted a year of my life.

I like science, chemistry the most. I've almost forgotten everything I learned in chemistry but I'm willing to learn everything again.

I'm not really a fan of biology and I am not so good in physics.

I am good in math, probably my best subject. I don't like it so much since it can be boring but since I'm good in it, I should put it to use.

I have thought about becoming a meteorologist one day but job competitions are high. It really interests me, but people are not too supportive of me majoring in that.

Architecture is also interesting and it requires a lot of math.

What majors and careers are there for someone who likes chemistry and is good in math.

Answer 1

Chemical engineering.  It's the perfect fit.  You'll need to take some physics, but not a whole lot.  It's a career that has huge demand for new graduates, and is also very rewarding financially (not that that should be your focus, but it helps).  Good luck!

Answer 2

High demand for Physician Assistants, PA. Starts at $125,000+. Takes about five years of school and one year as intern. You can get there with various majors that have a leaning towards being an RN, nurse. Look this up on the net.

Answer 3

you could be a chemist..

Answer 4

ever think about accounting or finance since you are good at math?  I was always more interested in sciences and arts, but I took an accounting class and kept getting 100s on exams.  Now I am entering my senior year and I've already been offered 2 full time jobs at accounting firms when I graduate.  Great major with the current economy :)

Answer 5

Chemical Engineering

Answer 6

Pharmacology. Get a bachelors in Chemistry and apply for pharmacology school and you're on your way!