Thanks for the insight. For context, I have a non tech Air Force scholarship and genuinely don’t know what I want to study. I have my PPL and dream of being a pilot, and I am aware pilots do not require a specific degree unless they want to be a test pilot. The only major from tech which interested me a lot was meteorology as I find weather interesting and feel it is very important to being a pilot but I know meteorology majors are rare to become pilots because it’s critically manned. Because I’m not tech, the commander from the det I’ll be attending, my SASI, and friends in AFROTC suggested I take full advantage of being non tech because once I declare tech I cannot go back to non tech. I’ve considered going for something related to weather that is not meteorology and then just taking a bunch of the weather classes as my classes of choice. I already know non tech is not as desirable than tech to the Air Force, but because of the circumstances of not knowing what I want to exactly major in, I think going tech and locking me into one major would not be wise and therefore I want to at least start out non tech but still want to be conscious on if the Air Force would even like my major. If the Air Force can’t tell the difference from gender studies to something STEM but non tech, then I guess I shouldn’t stress the specific major.