non answer: aside from a few divisions, many undergrad majors are interchangeable... perhaps it's less looking at the question of the major, but the structure of the school, its academic calendar and programs... 'course, there are other factors to consider (financial issues, environment, etc.) but I'd probably be exploring independent colleges (probably with alternative calendars, semester/course systems) or rationalizing moving to mass, qualifying for state residency, and heading the route of the five colleges... even if I had to choose the state school -- if only they seem open to self designed or taking dual/triple majors. Or I might be looking at more practical lines with a dual undergrad/grad degree or even heading to an overpriced tech school for more hands on training and practical skills.
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I'd probably describe myself more as a jerk of all trades... but I gravitated towards entertainment and non profits, usually ending up in some form of event management and promotions; some benefits, but several limitations.. the ability to be the mad machiavellian prince behind the scenes, but fleshing bursting into flames in the spotlight... which made it easier for other people to take the credit.
similar situations played out in other gigs... I've got a long list of gigs, while my name's on file and there's tax records, no one clearly remembers me working there. Or if they do... I'm usually confused for someone else.. and usually not for the better. (Tip: video resumes; interviewing your bosses and colleagues for references just before your gig ends... better if you make it fairly balanced, as people in those situations tend to go with flowery sentiments... so, maintaining one non edited copy, of them also suggesting the areas of your perceived weaknesses or where you may need improvement... or the very least, those weak areas that improved, evolved during the course of your work with x/y/z)
Also, bs'ed my into more true entertainment and art gigs, I wouldn't say I had talent... but I was a decent enough mimic to fill a spot here and there.
I tried more traditional 9-5 gigs.. but suffered the usual problems with start-ups and redirection... company went under before my gig officially did.
These days.. I still fill in with a variety of odd jobs, mostly seasonal...
with age and some health issues, I've thought about returning to school... maybe heading towards applied psychology, by the way of expressive art therapies... toss in a little adaptive kinesiology, communication disorders, viticulture and aim for a resort somewhere.. or maybe even head the more practical route of social work and counseling. Or maybe even screw the practicality of it all and head back towards cognitive science to become a professional internet troll.