<p>Ugh well here I am again re-rethinking that bubble I filled next to Haas.</p>
<p>Last night I was doing homework for my online managerial accounting class and I was thinking about how much I hated it and how much I liked my calculus class. And that’s making me uneasy. I don’t know whether or not my disliking the managerial accounting course is the lack of real interaction with anyone other than myself and my desk, but I think that it’s strange that I’m enjoying a math course beyond the level required for a business degree much more than I am an accounting course. I thought that Financial was fine, but every time I sit down to do Managerial, I spend the however-many hours thinking about how much I hate it, despite trying to convince myself otherwise.</p>
<p>And that I’m struggling this much with the decision doesn’t help the case for applying to Haas. But I think that a large part of my dilemma is caused by my not knowing what I want to pursue as a career. I think that I said equity research/trading/working for the Fed in the last page, but I’m really not sure about those either. I thought that I had everything figured out, but I’m becoming less and less confident in what I believe are my interests as the time to make a final decision approaches.</p>