<p>Science rapes me. I made it passed calc 2 but I dont think i can go on any longer.</p>
<p>Major in what tickles your fancy.</p>
<p>Well since you said “passed” instead of “past,” I suggest some remedial English first.</p>
<p>If science rapes you, and this is the first time you’re speaking our against it, I will assume you like it. Therefore, I suggest you major in engineering. You’ll get a little more of that Calculus III and Linear Algebra/Differential Equations that you’ve been craving!</p>
<p>underwater basketweaving</p>
<p>The overwhelming details you gave makes it hard to give an answer.</p>
<p>lookingbleak, I find your use of the word “rape” offensive. I understand your meaning, but at best your statement is insensitive. YMMV, just my opinion.</p>
<p>neurobiology</p>
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Sounds like it’s time to pull out.</p>
<p>Major in english.</p>
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Don’t get butthurt over it…</p>
<p>stradmom, my thoughts exactly. Thank you for voicing that. Honestly, I’m appalled that no one called it out earlier. Rape jokes are extremely insensitive, reinforce rape culture, and can also be “triggers” for some people reading this post.</p>
<p>As to the original question, maybe it would help for you to think about what classes you enjoy, what kind of material comes fairly easily to you, and your personality/character traits. An aptitude test can help with things like this, as well as just reflecting on yourself and your experiences. If you haven’t yet had any classes that you really enjoy, maybe you could try out some different disciplines.</p>
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I can’t stand when someone says don’t say A, B, C, D, or E becuse it’s a “trigger”. Goodness, let’s not go down this road. </p>
<p>I noticed your location is limbo, OP, perhaps, psychology?</p>
<p>Bio-Chem.
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