MKusanagi
10-15-2007, 07:42 PM
Damn, I just can't decide what to do! It's frustrating. I'm a person who needs things to be structured and SET, above all. Here's my problem. I love international affairs. I was and kinda still am a member of Amnesty International. I wanted to be a doctor without borders for a time. But ultimately the truth is... I just don't know what I want to do in life. I'd love to be apart of SWAT or a counterintelligence squad. CIA, FBI, PD or Army, it doesn't matter. I'm interested. But I also like to draw. I've been told I have an amazing talent to draw. But I kinda suck now since I quit drawing for awhile. I love anime and manga. I'd love to be a manga artist. Me and the rest of the world. But I'm starting to wonder if maybe I would like a science or computer science degree. I'll sum it up:
Question--> How do I know I'd really be right for a degree in art or science? ( I've got to make a decision, soon. Next semester's coming up and I've jumped from Business math, psychology, anthropology, theater, philosophy and history. I need to make a decision and stick with it for my sanity's sake.)
Note:
Business Math: easy, failed it last time but upon retaking it I realized it was simple.
Psychology: jades and amazes me. I just hate studies.
Anthropology: was easy and kinda redundant.
Theater: I hate.
Philosophy: is something I enjoy but I hated the class (mind you, i was drinking all the time and hardly cared about anything else)
History: interests me only when its used in context meaning I don't like history by itself. There has to be larger issue that makes history relevant in SUPPORTING it for me to care.
Computer Science: took one class a looooong time ago, fairly computer savvy
Science: I enjoy astronomy. Physics is pretty interesting. It would be hard, though. But that is kinda why it appeals to me. I don't feel I'm being challenged in my other classes. (except journalism tests my patience and history tests my memory) Plus, having a science degree would be good for FBI, CIA, etc...
International Affairs: Something I can discuss all day but I'd rather do something about it.
Art: I'd really only use art as a hobby. But I'm not a great self-teacher so that is why I'm considering a degree.
Question--> How do I know I'd really be right for a degree in art or science? ( I've got to make a decision, soon. Next semester's coming up and I've jumped from Business math, psychology, anthropology, theater, philosophy and history. I need to make a decision and stick with it for my sanity's sake.)
Note:
Business Math: easy, failed it last time but upon retaking it I realized it was simple.
Psychology: jades and amazes me. I just hate studies.
Anthropology: was easy and kinda redundant.
Theater: I hate.
Philosophy: is something I enjoy but I hated the class (mind you, i was drinking all the time and hardly cared about anything else)
History: interests me only when its used in context meaning I don't like history by itself. There has to be larger issue that makes history relevant in SUPPORTING it for me to care.
Computer Science: took one class a looooong time ago, fairly computer savvy
Science: I enjoy astronomy. Physics is pretty interesting. It would be hard, though. But that is kinda why it appeals to me. I don't feel I'm being challenged in my other classes. (except journalism tests my patience and history tests my memory) Plus, having a science degree would be good for FBI, CIA, etc...
International Affairs: Something I can discuss all day but I'd rather do something about it.
Art: I'd really only use art as a hobby. But I'm not a great self-teacher so that is why I'm considering a degree.