<p>I started taking science classes for med school. All I care about is helping people. I am only being a doctor to help people and because my parents and cousins are doing the same thing. But I realized I really hate math and science so I decided to switch to the more law school requirements. I really love to debate and I love to prove my point to people and I also love looking at both sides of an argument in deciding which arguments is best and I just want to help people and make the world a better place as much as I can I am Switching to become a philosophy major and try law school. Am I making the right choice? Because I am so unhappy with math and science</p>
<p>Only you can answer that question. </p>
<p>Lawyers can help people, too. And teachers and other people who use their verbal skills instead of their mathematical skills. </p>