siliconvalleymom, this summer I am interning at a nonprofit think tank organization..it's interesting and I love the people there but it's not really relevant to possible career choices.
ADad, I'm not sure if that was a rhetorical question (or what kind of fun you were asking about), but the problem I have is that I enjoy things that I'm good at and that I can learn well and be successful in. In terms of academics, I really like subjects that I can get good grades while still feel like I'm being challenged. It presents a problem sometimes because I don't really know what subjects I genuinely enjoy - it depends on how challenging the class is and how well I can do.
So in conclusion it's hard for me to know which areas of study I enjoy...I always have to take into account how much I'm actually going to enjoy it when I go to really difficult higher level classes.
pipmom, thanks, I do need to calm down
I'm not too concerned with my major because for law school it doesn't matter and for business, well, I will probably choose economics anyway which is as close as I can get for business.
NewHope33, thanks for the advice
At my college I always feel like everyone else knows what they want to do, and that's either premed, law, or business, so I figured it was time for me to decide too.