packing it in.
I'll be attending summer school for the time of my college career. CSUFullerton's summer schedule is really wierd, with A, B, C, D, and E schedules. A is the first 5 weeks, B is another 5 weeks. C is somewhere in the middle and I have no clue where D and E are located. By attending summer school, I'll be finished with my English minor come August. And I'll make a small dent into the classes that I need for my newly declared marketing major.
What made me choose marketing? I'm great at brainstorming and coming up with ideas. As cliche as it sounds, I tend to think outside the box, but realize that there needs to be a connection with the known. The English classes I have taken aren't being wasted, I'm very happy that English has transformed into a minor. I've dedicated myself towards that for the past 3 years and I've learned too much about random authors.
But I need a major that offers more. I'd like a somewhat stable job after I'm done with college. Journalism is really competitive and I don't want to become an English teacher. I also don't have the ability to crank out amazing articles under great pressure. Throughout High School, the choice between English and Marketing was always up in the air. When I decided to go with English, it was the right choice at the time. As the pas years passed, I thought about the direction my life was taking and became very unsure of my decision. I understand that it's quite normal to second guess your major, but mine was a bit over-the-top.
So, I went to marketing. There are plenty of marketing firms in Orange County and I know I'll be an asset to any company.
That sounded obnoxious, but I'm hoping it's the truth.
What made me choose marketing? I'm great at brainstorming and coming up with ideas. As cliche as it sounds, I tend to think outside the box, but realize that there needs to be a connection with the known. The English classes I have taken aren't being wasted, I'm very happy that English has transformed into a minor. I've dedicated myself towards that for the past 3 years and I've learned too much about random authors.
But I need a major that offers more. I'd like a somewhat stable job after I'm done with college. Journalism is really competitive and I don't want to become an English teacher. I also don't have the ability to crank out amazing articles under great pressure. Throughout High School, the choice between English and Marketing was always up in the air. When I decided to go with English, it was the right choice at the time. As the pas years passed, I thought about the direction my life was taking and became very unsure of my decision. I understand that it's quite normal to second guess your major, but mine was a bit over-the-top.
So, I went to marketing. There are plenty of marketing firms in Orange County and I know I'll be an asset to any company.
That sounded obnoxious, but I'm hoping it's the truth.