Changing majors costs money, time
Changing majors costs money, time
By Neto GonzalezBridge contributing writerPublished Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2023
Some TAMIU students second-guess their time spent working on their degrees. These mid-degree changes can cause delays and cost students extra money.
When Texas A&M International University alumnus Ernesto Izaguirre first attended classes in the Fall of 2019, he declared as a psychology major with a projected graduation in the Spring of 2022. After completing more than half of his academic career, he began having second thoughts about his chosen degree.
"During one of my lectures, my professor told me that I wouldn't be able to get a job with just a bachelor's degree," Izaguirre said. Ultimately, he continued with his degree plan and graduated with a Bachelor o...