matilda.asks
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I'm 28, work full-time and finally at a place where I can take a couple evening classes at the local University. I've finished my Associates, and actually have switched my major several times. Photography, nursing to business admin. The thing is, I am not excited about taking business classes. I wasn't very good at nursing, either. The one I really excelled in was photography, but as far as going to school for it, I was becoming burnt out and had to stop.
Somehow, I convinced myself that I wanted to be my own boss as I am tired of working a soul crushing job. Unfortunately, I am not looking forward to the courses in store for me. I still have time to switch to something I actually am interested in for reasons other than making money and I've had this gut feeling that I'm making a terrible mistake going forward with this degree. I enjoy literature and looking back at my transcripts, have excelled in the humanities, particularly writing and psychology.
For the literature majors, what has been your experience with being a literature major and do you regret it for those of you who have received yours?
Somehow, I convinced myself that I wanted to be my own boss as I am tired of working a soul crushing job. Unfortunately, I am not looking forward to the courses in store for me. I still have time to switch to something I actually am interested in for reasons other than making money and I've had this gut feeling that I'm making a terrible mistake going forward with this degree. I enjoy literature and looking back at my transcripts, have excelled in the humanities, particularly writing and psychology.
For the literature majors, what has been your experience with being a literature major and do you regret it for those of you who have received yours?