>>1012091 (OP)
>Japanese
are you retarded? If you want to learn Japanese for anime, then learn it on your own time.
>physics, chem
want a low-paying job as a research assistant in an environment less intellectually and political open than a suicide cult?
>project management
nearly snake oil, but really popular corporate snake oil, and likely to stay popular for a good while. This is the obvious choice.
>cybersecurity
funny thing, I had a choice between PM and cybersecurity and I chose cybersecurity. And today I actually have a cyber security (ish) job, with no causal relation whatsoever to my degree.
No utility relation either. Literally nothing that I learned then is of use to me today.
Go check out what cybersecurity is offering exactly. Are they teaching mod_security? How to evaluate competing mod_security rulesets? How to work with rbldnsd? If it's all just forensics and Nessus -- take a pass.
>help I'm retard
oh you confessed already.
Retardation itself is a reason to take cybersecurity rather than project management. Since PM is nearly snake oil, they're going to want you to display extrovert behaviors. You might find it a pretty annoying course. I didn't just have "a choice" of PM. I started PM and then dropped out on the second week.
Meanwhile, if you personally are interested in physics or chem, you're sure to actually learn something from those courses, and might get some cool use out of them--chem, especially, with polymer jobs.
The upside of education being destroyed in the West as a serious institution, is that it doesn't actually matter what you learn as long as it's not fucking Japanese. Chem is probably just as good as PM if you go looking for a job in PM.
Before you graduate, get a cert or two in the field you actually want a job in.