It's the college that I want to go to - it's close so I can stay at home instead of getting myself into more debt than I need to by renting, the tuition is decent (which is a HUGE factor because I'm dirt poor), and it has a pretty good reputation.
Now, I THOUGHT I knew what course I wanted to take, but then I was like, "hey, why limit myself to the three year course with the very specific field? I should take a peek at these majors you can get with the bachelor of arts here..." (yes, I said bachelor of arts. I'm no good at math, science, or social studies - though history is interesting).
So I did. And most of them were fascinating. And now I have no effing clue what I want, other than to learn everything. The school has a general studies program specifically designed for people in my boat.
So I pose you this question (I know I have to answer it on my own; I just want some opinions here): Should I spend the extra time and money to find out what I really want to do by taking general studies (there's a full year and a half year version), or just go for the program I originally intended and see where things go from there?
Now, I THOUGHT I knew what course I wanted to take, but then I was like, "hey, why limit myself to the three year course with the very specific field? I should take a peek at these majors you can get with the bachelor of arts here..." (yes, I said bachelor of arts. I'm no good at math, science, or social studies - though history is interesting).
So I did. And most of them were fascinating. And now I have no effing clue what I want, other than to learn everything. The school has a general studies program specifically designed for people in my boat.
So I pose you this question (I know I have to answer it on my own; I just want some opinions here): Should I spend the extra time and money to find out what I really want to do by taking general studies (there's a full year and a half year version), or just go for the program I originally intended and see where things go from there?
