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Originally Posted by Radical  So, the general consensus is study something you're passionate about, and expand your social circle as much as possible?
To be honest I'm not really passionate about economics, but then again I'm not passionate about any subject. Then again I wasn't passionate about the subjects I studied at school and 6th form. However, I worked hard and got good grades.
Overall, I don't think I am that passionate about academic things, although I have always done well academically. Regardless, university is something I want to experience. I am lost in life at the moment, and I have nothing to lose.
I don't want to spend 3 years studying my ass off only to end up with some "Micky Mouse" degree. That's why I want to do something that would be considered valuable by a prospective employer. |
If you really not passionate about anything you study, better leave the university...
Isn`t there anything you are really passionate about? like a hobby?
To be successful and happy in life it is NOT necessary to study, a lot of famous and rich people had a bad education but became rich because they had one thing in common: being passionate about what they doing and never give up. Failure is necessary on the way to success and no reason to give up.
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Right now I don't have many friends, don't have a girlfriend, and could only get a mediocre job - even with the good qualifications that I have.
So the main reason behind going to university I guess, is because I don't know what the fcuk else to do.
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I guess you should ask yourself honestly what it is that you really want to achieve and do in your life and write everything down on a paper. It is important to write it down for yourself to recognize it...