<p>@finalchild exactly! I am granted scholarships from my school but only for undergrad (I wont even need most of it because these colleges are throwing fin aid at me) but honestly, my main motive for working hard is to get myself out of poverty and help my family. I enjoy learning but only things that I feel will actually benefit my personal well-being and future paycheck. </p>
<p>I’m just afraid that if I end up not playing football, I’ll be unhappy and feel unfulfilled, (been playing it since 7th grade, sucked at 1st, worked hard and named all-star this year) but I know Rochester isn’t perfect for me because of it’s distance and sporadic, gloomy weather</p>
<p>when you say: “I think it is worth thinking about what choice will lead to you being the most dynamic you can be, even in terms of your professional goal, and also where you hit the sweetspot between where you will be comfortable while also being challenged.”
Rochester definetly seems to fit that criteria</p>