<p>I attended a pretty intense art college last year, with the hopes of pursuing a career in photography. I really didn't know what I wanted to do, so I kind of forced myself to want to do photography. However, I got there and for some reason, I just completely lost my determination. I think I was just overwhelmed with all the classes and homework the school threw at me. </p>
<p>I did fairly decent my first semester.. although I ended one class with a D.</p>
<p>Second semester was really bad. I completely gave up. I realized I didn't want to be at that school anymore. I didn't want to be a photographer anymore. I just didn't want to do any type of art anymore. I tried to find some kind of motivation or inspiration to put that spark back in me, but I just couldn't. I ended up withdrawing from two classes and failing one. </p>
<p>It's bad..trust me I know. But I've had time to reflect, and I've thought good and hard about what I really want to do. One of my dreams is to study at a university in South Korea. I am willing to do everything and anything to get there. However, the universities there are really tough to get in.. I particularly had my eyes on Yonsei Uni... </p>
<p>I had planned on going to a tech college this year...raise my grades as much as possible... and see if it's possible to get accepted next year with a new and improved GPA. Does this seem like a long-shot? Did I completely screw myself over? Is there any way to fix this?</p>
<p>Any advice would be greatly appreciated..</p>