Ideally, these early electives will all count toward getting your desired degree in four or five years. However, it is very possible that you could change your major, and it's possible the early electives you take won't fit neatly into the curriculum requirements. The school is trying to help you save money and time later. Lloyd has received the Certified Speaking Professional designation, a prestigious award earned by fewer than 300 speakers worldwide. For this reason, I'd suggest that you try to pick a major that most closely fits your natural skills.
Many people choose a major because it sounds exciting or exotic.
Any elective you choose now could fit the final major you settle on later. Fashion seems to be a field you are interested in, but there are many fields in which you could use those skills. Until you take more courses and get a few jobs in various industries, you won't know if fashion is right for you. Experts are predicting that if you're under 25 years of age, you will change jobs every four years and careers every 10 years. If you stay open to all of the exciting fields that are out there, you will use your college years as they were intended - to develop marketable skills that will make you ready for whatever opportunities the future brings.