I think I will either do business, psychology, or science.

Yeah, the first thing that docks my opinion of a university is when its CS department is called "Computer and Information Science" or something stupid like that. There are places, too, where CS/EE is one degree, and one department.

Mathematical Sciences.

Aperture Science.

THIS.


lol, who picked game design?

I might take up some music stuff, but I have a feeling a music degree would be too demanding.

And, as cool as the courses could be, what the hell good is a degree in something like that? I never wanna give piano lessons.

Film major (I guess that falls under arts)

As long as you're determined and half way good (and both apply to me ) then you'll do fine.

I wanna start a small business making guitars (and probably other instruments).

Getting started is hard. I'm out of school, have 0% electronics knowledge and don't have a guitar I really feel free to mess with. I don't own a soldering iron either.

Look for grants and business start-up loans (you'll probably need someone with good credit to co-sign for a loan, though)

Yeah, that will prolly be hard. I think for now I'm just gonna buy some kits and try and put'em together, then modify those until I have a basic understanding of how to do maintenance on guitars. Then I should probably shoot for repair and setup work in a music shop.

I want to have cool jobs when I really start working. I don't mind working some stressful minimal wage crap to get there.

Probably something computer/programming related... I'm trying to get into game programming (I'm working on an RPG with a friend who is greatly into arts... music, story, and most amazingly graphics and artwork.) Otherwise I can program arbitrary things (if you havn't caught on to that... )
If I was more academically inclined, I'd probably go into chemistry... That is my other interest (lead off of interest pyrotechnics and slight pyromania. )

I plan on going to college for computer networking/management, whatever falls under the realm of IT. Seems like a good job for me.

Two of the somewhat "newer" fields of research are:

Robotics Engineering and Genetics Engineering.

Personally, although very young, I'd prefer to go into the field of robotics. Yay for me.
And if I fail miserably at that, I could always join my cousin at Rugged.com

I was just kidding. I'm going to go to college for 1 year, drop out and purse a rapping career, make a 1 Hit single, make a million dollars, then get broke after spending it on ice and grillz, try to make another song, fail, and quietly disappear from the rapping industry. So, Music.

Either some language, Japanese or Russian most likely, history or simply nothing.

I plan to major in Mathematics and Game Design/Graphic Design.

Computational Engineering Systems
ok, what should I chose with that?
it's engineering and computer science...

That's more engineering. Not everything computer related is computer science.

Well, I'd like to write for and design games, but the thing is, I don't wanna program

Game designers don't program. That's not to say you shouldn't know how to, but in general game designers just design the game (in a big company).