Careers that suit my personality and ability

College Majors
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<p>I am really really confused about what I want to, and extremely distressed.
Am a grade 11 student in India (is that sophomore?) with a US citizenship. About to enter my final year in school. </p>

<p>According to my personal info, could any of you give me your suggestions?</p>

<p>Abilities/Talents/Skills
1) Scientific thought
2) Mathematics
3) Language
4) Extremely analytical, keep connecting and joining things together in my head and forming webs, can go on and on doing this
5) Music </p>

<p>Personality
1) My own boss - I like to be independent.
2) I can only stick to something that keeps on changing, becoming more interesting. Basically I want to go into those avenues where there are lots of possibilities for growth. I'd HATE a monotonous job, no matter what the financial benefits.
3) Hate having to mindlessly follow orders and hierarchies and customs.</p>

<p>Please note once I've made up my mind, I am always successful, no matter the time it takes. I've an excellent track record as a student in all respects. But I am bored and tired of school and really, really want to be myself. Points 1) and 3) under Personality are the main reasons I don't like school.</p>

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<p>I don't know that there are many jobs that one can do without having to follow some sort of orders, at least at first. It does seem that it would be a good idea to keep things somewhat broad as an undergrad. Maybe like a math major or something even, this leaves open a lot of opportunities. Maybe consider a CPA or something. This would include some monotonous aspects, but these are also the types of people that are quickly promoted, especially if you are as capable of doing a great job as you suggest. Being of a similar age, I am by no means a supreme authority on the subject, but from what I've been looking at, these would seem to make sense.</p>

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<p>have you ever thought of physics?
that is definitely a major for anyone who is analytical and likes to find connections in the world. plus it offers career flexibility - you can work for govt. agencies, teach, do research, write about your theories, start a religion, lol... anything.</p>

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<p>double major in music/physics....dunno what career you could pursue but...</p>

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<p>and also, what sort of language?</p>

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<p>Entrepreneurship...maybe in the music business?</p>