The first question I have to ask is why are you attending university now? It sounds to me as if you already have a very well-rounded education, in spite of not being a 'specialist'. I would ignore what the 'councilors' said about generalists, and concentrate on what you are good at. After all, Leonardo DaVinci was not a specialist by any means. If you truly are a 'Renaissance Man', then perhaps you should concentrate on your diverse talents outisde of the university, or perhaps as some form of 'independant study' for credit. After all, you are still young and will have plenty of time to get a degree later on, in a field that you have discovered that you have a true passion for. |