I don't know what to study: How to get out of doubts when choosing a career?

There is a doubt that not only can you live at 18 when you start university, but also that many people over 30 decide to go back to school to have a plan B. However, beyond this general desire to study, the inner doubt arises of not knowing exactly which route to take. How to get out of doubt when not you know what to study?

Tips for deciding what to study

1. First, think about what are your interests. For example, a person whose reading preferences are mainly focused on psychology subjects, can obtain in this habit good information about his own professional vocation.

2. If you have doubts about whether you really like a degree or not, you can consult information with the university about whether it offers the possibility of attend as listener to some of the subjects. This allows you to learn more about the contents, without being registered.

3. Generally, in each era there are fads about booming careers. However, beyond the fashions, it is important that you be guided by the criteria of your own interests.

4. Find out about different aspects of the studies that interest you. First, how many courses does the academic program consist of? Where it is taught. Which are the access requirements. What career opportunities it offers. What is the price of tuition and the prestige of the academic center.

5. Through the website nosqueestudiar.com You can discover information about your preferred options through tests. "I don't know what to study" is a multi-channel guide that guides young people with up-to-date data on careers and job opportunities. Through the completion of a free questionnaire with questions about activities and tastes, you will find the answer about which are the careers that best suit your profile.

6. A very interesting book is "Complete Guide to Studies and Careers: Universities, Training, Artistic Education." A book by Miguel Gómez edited by La Esfera de los Libros. The objective of this guide is to guide young people to decide which degree they want to obtain.
7. Talk to teachers who, thanks to their teaching experience, can guide you with pedagogical resources.

8. What jobs would you like to develop in your career? So, analyze which studies offer you the best training for the performance of that job. Check the offer of both university degrees as well as Vocational Training qualifications that have a practical aspect.