FOMO Leads To The Wrong Major?! Don't Let It Happen To Us!!

 Considering how the major you have chosen for future job opportunities after you graduate is quite important because times are changing and technology is getting more sophisticated. It is important to see if the major you have chosen will still contribute in the future. You should have career goals and motivations, as well as the type of company that is relevant to your major.

5. Know the breakdown of tuition fees.

 You should know how much it will cost for you to study. If your tuition fees are self-funded and you are not sure about the availability of fees, you can find out about government or private scholarships available for your university with the tools you have. These scholarships are very useful and help ease your burden. For example, KIP-K, Djarum Scholarship, Indonesia Maju Scholarship, and many more.

6. Consider the location of the campus.

This is very important because if the campus we choose is outside the area where we live, we not only think about tuition fees but also the costs for boarding fees and daily living expenses. 

 7. Consider the choice. 

Now that you have followed these tips, it is time to reflect and rethink the choices you have made by considering the many factors that will occur in the future. If necessary, you can discuss your choices with your family members or friends. It is enough to convince yourself that you can and are confident to move forward with the decision you have chosen. 

That's all the tips and tricks that I provide; hopefully, after you read them, you no longer follow your friends but are confident in what you choose and according to the interests and talents you have. Good Luck!!!