Hmmm...does your university offer an English major? I'm sure you'll get lots of exposure to English literature if you decide to take it. Not sure about psychology as I haven't taken any classes from that field. 

In the end, it might be best to talk to an advisor or other university friends, at the very least.  

Anyway, I'm getting a bit sleepy, so I should get to bed. Goodnight, Paor! Hasta Luego!

		paorcamp wrote:
		eh...yes...you're right...but in my case I would be finishing my major...the matter is if getting the acredited degree or not...because it would take like two or three more years... about the other major I've been thinking about psychology or psychiatry...but for psychiatry I would need to finish the medicine major and it's too expensive here,and I'm not interested in studying medicine...and I also would like something related to literature but I still haven't found a major like that one      Vaillant 3.0 wrote: Hmmm...if you do decide on an entirely new major, then it'll take a while for you to finish that one and graduate. Like you already told me, do the one that you feel will be of most benefit to you. What's this new major that you have in mind?      paorcamp wrote: mmm...yes...it's the same thing here...but I still haven't decided if taking the other major to be acredited as an oficial translator...I was considering also if it would be better to study a new major than getting the other degree...      Vaillant 3.0 wrote: Yeah. After four years of college work (or when you finish the major's required units), you graduate with a Bachelor's degree.      paorcamp wrote: yes...in years... I see they are almost the same here...what kind of degree do you get after the four years??? a bachelor degree???      Vaillant 3.0 wrote: You mean in years? The Atmospheric Sciences one takes (or should take) four years. The same with German (4 years).      paorcamp wrote: yes...I've heard latin is hard...and friends who are taking german just love it...I'm really interested on it, it's just that here it's hard to take the whole block of your major and still find time to get a different course... and how long is your major?? (the one you are more advanced in)      Vaillant 3.0 wrote: I heard Latin is very difficult to learn (from friends who took such classes), but I do hope you'll get the chance to learn it, and Greek...and German!! It's a tricky language, but you'll love it!!      paorcamp wrote: you're great...being 20 and you already speak three languages...that's great... In my case...I'm a native spanish speaker...and I speak english...I was trying to take the german course this year but I had trouble with another one that I'll have to take again so I decided to take german later...I also would love to learn latin and greek....      Vaillant 3.0 wrote: Sounds like a good idea. I'll have to think about it and take it from there. I can speak English, Spanish (just can't write it properly), and simple German. Would love to learn some more languages if possible. How about you?    (Quoting Message by paorcamp from Wednesday, April 22, 2009 12:08:32 AM)   paorcamp wrote:   ............................welll....since we're almost the same age I suggest that you finish both majors...It seems you like both so maybe you  can finish first the one you consider the most important or the one which would give you more chances to get a job and then just focus on the other one...that would be the best think to do... how many languages do you speak??      Vaillant 3.0 wrote:   I turned 20 this February...      paorcamp wrote:   mmm...it sounds great...but that leads to the following question...how old are ya???      Vaillant 3.0 wrote:   I'm studying Atmospheric Sciences (the weather). However, I've also been learning German (as you've probably seem from some of my posts in the German thread). At this point, I'm wondering as to whether or not I want to devote my studies to one, or the other...or both.      paorcamp wrote:   mmm...it seems to be ok....a bit busy but I can still find time to come here....mmm I read somewhere that you're studying...I think it was you...what are you studying???      Vaillant 3.0 wrote:   It started a bit hot weather-wise, but not too bad. I've been looking around for a summer job, but couldn't find very much. How is your week going?      paorcamp wrote:   and...how is your week going??did it start well??      Vaillant 3.0 wrote:   I'm right here!!      paorcamp wrote:   vail?? Edited at: Wednesday, April 22, 2009 12:13:08 AM