The question is, what should I study?  I like everything and I'm good at everything. So what do you think the most profitable major will be in 5-10 years?  Should I go with some sort of engineering?  Biology?  Chemistry?  Art History?  Aeronautical basket weaving?  Whatever it is, I'll do it.  Probably.

Or maybe I shouldn't go to college at all.  It's probably a good idea to hold money instead of debt right now.  I don't have a job yet.

Suggestions?

As such, I'm a music major hehe.

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Educators destroy your brain,
but you don't know, so why care?
Fagotto

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I'm counting on society collapsing before I have to pay back my school loans

As such, I'm a music major hehe.

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Maybe we should help it along?  

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maybe lose the arrogance before you decide to do anything.

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don't be sour

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Engineers make good starting money, but... who wants to be an engineer? Ugh.

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Precisely.  Maybe electrical engineering would be good for me.

Business is good...but I mean, EVERYBODY is going to school for business just about. Not something I'd wanna do...there's enough business majors already (no offense)

soo if you goto community college and get loans for that and then get a good paying job then they loans should pay off in a few years depending on how much you pay a month. you are actually loosing money by not getting a high education......

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my *rich* friends and acquaintances all went into engineering or nursing for their careers.

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really? Engineers may have a good starting income, they their income don't rise much.

Engineers probably won't have a shot at upper class without being in a start-up or starting their own company.

With the workload that most engineers have, I'd say engineering would actually be a poor life decision.

I'd suggest going into the Medical field. Taking a loan out for Med. school is well worth it:)