Should I leave a good school if I'm miserable there?

anon94785555
Sat, 30 Sep 2017 21:51:55 +0000

Good idea for students to have direction by requiring a declared major. I’m sure changes can be made. The further you go in math (son’s college major eventually- declared by graduation date) the more you need to love it and do very well in it (not just the level we science majors can do). Definitely time for that career advising center testing for aptitude and interests, anything else they do. Having a few extra math classes under your belt is fine but you get deeper and deeper with the upper level classes and you need a passion for it to survive.

You are multifaceted. Use internal factors to determine your path. Using perceived external factors may not work and you could be miserable many decades.