Drowning in a sea of questions....
Time to sign up for classes is upon me and once again I find myself not having the answers to the questions regarding my future. I have now officially dropped my old major and now I find myself not knowing which one to replace it with. I feel like I'm just drifting lately, like I have no direction. I just know I'm moving onward, but towards what I'm not sure. I don't know what I want to do with my life when a year ago I was so sure I knew. Well actually last summer was when I started to question my choice of future career, but I put off making the decision officially until this semester. Now with all this personal life stuff going on I feel even more lost, as if I'm drowning in a sea of endless questions and possibilties. I try to reach above the water and manage to get a breath of air before I'm sucked back down by the heavy water.
What to do with my life, you know...besides being in college ten years. I have some idea of what I want to do in my personal life, but career wise not so much. So, again, I'm only taking twelve credit hours. I'm running out of classes to take by now. I have all the core classes done and out of the way. I'm considering majoring in sociology so I'm taking a class in that and one in history. It's a toss up of sorts. I guess maybe I'll figure out something more when I actually go to the office to drop my old major and talk to a new advisor. I hope that will help me figure things out or push me towards one direction as a possibility.
And maybe before summer's end, I'll wash up from the sea of questions I'm drowing in, and stay on shore.
What to do with my life, you know...besides being in college ten years. I have some idea of what I want to do in my personal life, but career wise not so much. So, again, I'm only taking twelve credit hours. I'm running out of classes to take by now. I have all the core classes done and out of the way. I'm considering majoring in sociology so I'm taking a class in that and one in history. It's a toss up of sorts. I guess maybe I'll figure out something more when I actually go to the office to drop my old major and talk to a new advisor. I hope that will help me figure things out or push me towards one direction as a possibility.
And maybe before summer's end, I'll wash up from the sea of questions I'm drowing in, and stay on shore.