I know, I am totally useless in polls. XD But as other are already saying, the most important thing is to not stress and be happy.
However, I will mention this from what I've heard from other people: if you are going to study abroad, doing your junior year gives you a time cushion to make sure that everything transfers and all the paperwork is in order. Because school offices are sometimes silly and you have to go harrass them to get your paperwork right. Doing a set major programme is kinda nice, since they pretty much hand you a checklist, and usually they have study abroad options kinda built-in.
And also? It is okay to take as much time as you need to figure out what you want and what is a managable stress level. I am starting my fifth year of college, and will probably need another two to finish, and one of the hardest things for me was accepting that it is okay to take time and figure out what I actually want to do.
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However, I will mention this from what I've heard from other people: if you are going to study abroad, doing your junior year gives you a time cushion to make sure that everything transfers and all the paperwork is in order. Because school offices are sometimes silly and you have to go harrass them to get your paperwork right. Doing a set major programme is kinda nice, since they pretty much hand you a checklist, and usually they have study abroad options kinda built-in.
And also? It is okay to take as much time as you need to figure out what you want and what is a managable stress level. I am starting my fifth year of college, and will probably need another two to finish, and one of the hardest things for me was accepting that it is okay to take time and figure out what I actually want to do.
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