My carreer goal changes in the past years:
Law -> Psychology -> Journalism -> Pre-Med (for two days!) -> Undeclared -> Psychology
Double occurance = my new passion. You see, I want to help people. I've been unsure for the past few months if working for a magazine is what I wanted. Well, as of now, it isn't. I went back and forth between other majors not listed, along with pre-med: art, communication disorders, and communication. I hadn't put psyc back in, but here's why it's my top choice. I've always wanted to study/be/do..
1. Humanities. I'm not sure what "humanities" entirely entails, but I've always wanted something that would require analysis, deep thinking, and discussion.
2. Science. PSYC 412 - Physiological Psychology. That should be enough science for me, along with that Biology course. Stats with Computer Applications and Lab should also be interesting.
3. Earn a doctorate. If I go to Rosemead School of Psychology, [if I understood what I read correctly] after 2 years you earn a Masters, but you must continue with two more years of school, then a year of internship to earn a Psy.D. or Ph.D. Bonus: Theology Minor.
3. Work with others. I could join a firm.
4. Run own business. After many years in a firm, hello private practice.
5. Teach at a university. Yeah! Hopefully. I always wanted to be a cool teacher, and, you know, help people succeed in their academic journey (again hopefully).
6. Help people with their problems. I love listening to others tell me what's going on in their life, and I love being able to help them. Going to work to help people every day sounds so appealing. I know how much I appreciated my therapist, and I can only pray I'm that much of help to someone else.
Academic Advising is going to be sick of me: to Undeclared to Psychology in one week. Oh well.
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if you want to be sure of what you really want for now, take your time off everything and start praying, start praising and start asking.
i always pray that if there is no purpose of God for me to be working where i am now, then let there be peace for me to move out and look for a new one, where it is all God's purpose.