Major Influence: Where Students Get Valued Advice on What to Study in College

Focuses on influential elements in how individuals choose their field of study. That is, who or what sources provide advice to students and how helpful that advice is perceived to be. Respondents, including more than 22,000 U.S. adults, were asked to name up to three sources of advice about their major and rate their helpfulness. 

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Gallup, Strada Education Network
Year Resource Released
2017

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