Yes, I think choosing a college major is closely related to a person's future career, especially for jobs like doctors or engineers. These jobs need specific degrees and training, so your major really matters. Also, employers usually want to see that you have the right qualifications for the job, so picking the right major can help you get a job in that field after you graduate.

No, I don't think your major always decides your future job. Many people end up working in areas that have nothing to do with what they studied. Skills like teamwork and communication are often more important than your degree. Also, some jobs, like in business or sales, don't really care what you studied, and people often change careers later on anyway.

It depends on the field. For some jobs, like being a lawyer or a teacher, you need to study a certain major. But in creative industries, your experience or portfolio can be more important than your degree. Some people also find their real interests after college and change careers. Things like internships and networking can matter just as much as your major.