Some college freshmen find that the courses they choose are not suitable for them. What are the causes of this? What can be done to solve the problem?

Choosing a university course has become a high-stakes decision made by many students before they fully understand their abilities, interests or labour-market realities. Freshmen often choose unsuitable courses because of weak guidance, social pressure and limited exposure to subjects, and the problem can be reduced through better counselling, flexible transfers and early academic exploration.