<p>So here's the story:</p>
<p>I really wanted to be a doctor. I volunteer at the hospital and absolutely love it! I even applied to partake in this mini-medical school program offered by the same hospital. The main reason I want to become a doctor is because I really want to help people, and for some sick reason, I just love the atmosphere of the hospital. </p>
<p>But here's the deal: I've never really loved or enjoyed science or math. </p>
<p>I wasn't really ever terrible in those subject areas, but I've never been like, "Man! Can't wait for precalc/bio today!" On the other hand, I love English class and my French class. They're the highlights of my day. I'm currently enrolled in American Lit, Intermediate Composition and Journalism (I'm on the newspaper staff). Since my interest in foreign languages is gradually picking up (I'm going on the French exchange trip in the spring and I'm in the process of starting up a French painting club), I'm thinking that I might want to pursue French (as well as other languages) in college...however, I have no idea what kind of careers they might lead to.</p>
<p>I've thought of being a language professor at a college (I don't think I could teach high school students; they're too immature), a translator (I currently do consecutive translating at my church - Korean to English), or even do some of that international politics stuff (I'm not too sure though, because I absolutely hated AP Gov...maybe it was just my teacher? He sucked really bad). I've also thought of being a museum curator or something...I like art.</p>
<p>I want to get some suggestions. What can I do with my love for foreign languages? Especially French?</p>
<p>Help please!</p>