<p>I'm a sophomore and I am doing well in college. However, I feel that I will not find a major to pursue. I know I want to do something with foreign language, but then my question is what do I do with it? I'm getting really frustrated with picking what I am going to do with my life and I feel like that I will not find it and I should drop out. </p>
<p>Currently, I am at a community college. My first year of college was terrible. So, because of that first year I decided to go to a local community college. However, I feel that even if I am here it is impossible for me to find something to pursue because I am useless. </p>
<p>So, can someone give me some advice to help me with my frustration?</p>
<p>Maybe college is not to your taste at the present time? There are other ways to learn and build a portfolio of skills that will eventually lead to a job.</p>
<p>If you’re interested in learning languages, why not consider traveling/living abroad for 6 months to a year? You can live very, very cheap in places like Central America and parts of Asia, gain fluency in a major language or two and perhaps offset some costs by teaching English to the locals – native speakers are prized, if only to be used for practicing conversational English.</p>
<p>By taking yourself out of your routine and your comfort zone, you’ll gain some real perspective. You may well return home refreshed and motivated to now do your best in college.</p>