I feel confused.

soledad
Sun, 27 Sep 2009 23:29:51 +0000

@conman: I know that the more I like asubject, the better my grades will be. But in high school, I loved science and did well in it; I hated English [you can only force someone to diagram a sentence so many times] and did well in it. I worry about jobs mostly because I come from a family that doesn’t really have money. I’m wanting to have a comfortable-ish lifestyle when I’m older anf be able to support my mother some when she no longer can. I found the Biology class a bit boring before the first exam. My friends who have taken the course all said that the class [especially with this particular instructor] is incredibly boring. Another problem I suppose is that in high school I could put almost zero effort towards a class and still do well. Here, I’m finding that I can’t do that as much and I’m having problems learning good study habits.

@Michael2010: I considered majoring in Chemistry, but I really only like the lab aspect. There isn’t much in the field of Chemistry that sparks my interest and my school doesn’t seem to offer that broad of a class offering in the subject either. [The same goes for many of the subjects I am interested in. Here, if you are not a Nursing, Engineering, Teaching, Music, or International Studies/Foreign Language major, it just doesn’t seem as though there is too much for you.]