choosing what to study.
By khalilsama
@khalilsama (16)
Netherlands
July 21, 2009 4:53pm CST
Hi, do you guys also have (had) a hard time making a decision of what to study.
I just chose psychology, but I have no idea if its fun or not.
share your thoughts!
5 responses
@korki4 (263)
• Philippines
22 Jul 09
Well when it was finally my time to choose which and beleive me it was'nt fun at all., you don't pick a course because it's gonna be fun but you pick it because it will help your future. It was hard to decide but i chose the best thing that would help me make a living
@abenitez (501)
• United States
22 Jul 09
You should always choose something that you enjoy doing. There is a difference between a good paying job and a good paying career. You can have a very good job but if you are not happy it is just that, a job. A career should be rewarding and enjoyable.
@shakil8 (407)
• India
22 Jul 09
no dont had a hard time deciding what to study because it was very clear in my mind that i will be studying civil engineer because my father is a government contractor and i wanted to make my company more and more expand so it needs to have some civil engineers in any construction company thats why i decided to do this without any problem and now i am a civil engineer and i am working with my father........
@emskoneko (805)
• United States
22 Jul 09
I chose psychology when I was a freshman because the money sounded good to me at the time. I also think psychology is interesting. But then I realized that I would rather work with animals thans humans. So I'm studying biology to work with animals. I may go for zoology in the future. I'm glad I changed my major because I have always loved animals and I want to help them.
@neknek (249)
• Philippines
21 Jul 09
i had a hard time choosing what to study too. i was torn with computer science, philosophy and linguistics. i love computers and i'm quite good with programming (i think) but i hate the math part (a LOT of math). but i'm also quite interested with philosophy (though i don't know much about philo) and linguistics (i love studying languages - even computer languanges. lol). i tried entering two universities and i failed one. the university i entered doesn't offer philosophy and linguistics, so i stuck with computer science. i don't know much about psychology but my friend and former classmate when i was a freshman, she shifted to psychology and she seems happy and having loads of fun with it.