Question

DUC 1300 9. Who is the least prepared to choose a major? solve problems for fun. She is an honors student, and, through a gifted and talented program at the nearby university, she has been able to explore ma A. Abigail is a senior in high school. She has a strong math background, and likes to disciplines. She has determined that what she values most is doing work that wil serve the common good B. Maureen has declared herself as an "undecided" major. She is a college sophomore and knows she needs to choose her major as soon as possible to be ure she has enough time to take the coursework she will need to graduate on time. She has met with the career counselor who helped her to determine her values, interests, and strengths. S to determine which career he has also researched the potential job market paths make the most sense for her preferred lifestyle. C Jamal is not sure what he wants to do with his life and feels he won't know this until he has more experiences under his belt. He has decided to attend a small liberal arts college. He has determined that he is very social and investigative and he is interested in human behavior and interaction. He is not sure what will come of this, but he has talked with his parents, the school's career counselor and different academic departments to develop a course schedule that will help him to explore and decide what career he wants and which degree will give him the best platform in which to get there D. Juan is the first person to go to college from his family. His parents have helped him in finding funding for college but have been unable to offer much career advice. He has not yet considered a major but plans to talk with her classmates to discuss their majors.

Answer 1

D. Juan is least prepared to choose a major because he does not have the option to explore many disciplines like Abigail and neither he is contacting any career counselor, all he has is his classmates to discuss their majors. Since classmates are generally of similar age with less experience their advice to choose a major is less likely to be effective as compared to the options other students have.