in title but to be more specific im pretty interested in both, information technology a bit less since I heard becoming an IT specialist can be stressful. But tbh im leaning more on it since I want a more stable job than what you’d get with graphic design (which I’m assuming IT is more stable). As for graphic design i definitely want to go into it but with this generation of AI i dont know if it’ll be the smartest choice, but its something I have way more experience in than information technology unfortunately

Hi everyone, I’m a senior in highschool applying to colleges, and my stats are not amazing so I’m going to a public university. I am stuck in between choosing psychology and accounting. I’ve had an interest in psychology for as long as I can remember, more on the research and neuroscience aspects than clinical.
Psych has been my only choice, until recently- I’ve been hearing that, apart from the terrible job market, you shouldn’t narrow down your career path to be solely based off of your interests, and instead pursue making enough money to have financial stability (very important to me) and set aside time for said interests. Accounting seems to offer that, along with low stress, and I’ve taken a lot of the business classes offered at my school and done well (lowest grade was a B+). I’ve heard a lot of accountants/business field people say they have “boring” jobs but that they actually enjoy it. Boring to me sounds like looooww stresss.
Any input, especially from anyone in the accounting/psychology field would be appreciated!

I’m currently an EE major but have been looking into a double major in Math & Physics. Also been looking into Aerospace Engineering.

I really want the economically safe option. Please advise me further

Which do you think is a better major overall that prepares you for jobs. Which is easier to maintain a high gpa and what person would like these types of majors.