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Originally Posted by Dabatos
kids are young in high skewl man.. they could think bout it in college.. that's wut its for.. if they do that in high skewl, it doesnt give kids a chance to exerience what they like if they are forced to choose right away.. lets say they choose medical field.. than later by senior year they wanna do something else like with computers n stuff.. its jst stupid to to majors in high skewl..
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Sounds like most college students...
In college, you normally don't have to declare a major until your sophomore year. And, liberal arts colleges like the one I went to allow you to take a variety of classes before you even have to declare a major. So, I think this idea would work if they fashion it after liberal arts colleges--i.e., allow the students to experience a variety of courses. Also, I don't think age is an issue. People generally do what you give them the lee-way to do. So, if a student knows he'll be expected to declare a major, then, he'll enter highschool with that mindset.
iono...wut do you think?