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How to Choose a Major If You’re Good at Many Subjects

  • Writer: layan daou
    layan daou
  • Jan 23
  • 1 min read

Some students struggle not because they lack options, but because they have too many. Being good at multiple subjects can make choosing harder.


Why This Is Common


High-performing students often:

  • Excel in different subjects

  • Feel pressure to “choose wisely”

  • Fear making the wrong decision

This creates indecision.


Look at Enjoyment, Not Just Ability


Ask yourself:

  • Which subjects energize me?

  • Which ones feel draining over time?

Enjoyment matters for long-term success.


Consider the Learning Process


Focus on:

  • Teaching style

  • Assessment methods

  • Daily workload

These often matter more than subject names.


Using Guidance to Narrow Options

From our experience at Rawa, structured discussions help students narrow choices confidently without regret.


Frequently Asked Questions


Is it bad to delay choosing?

Some exploration is fine, but clarity helps.

Should I choose the “hardest” major?

Not necessarily — fit matters more.

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