<p>Hello, I'm in college right now and having a hard time deciding on a major. Right now I'm majoring in Psychology, but I've decided that I do not want to sit in a room and talk to someone about their feelings and go to school for ten years, since just a degree in Psychology is practically worthless.</p>
<p>My skills: I'm good at art, drawing, painting, English, writing, photography, playing instruments, anything with the arts. I'm not THAT great at art or anything, mainly designing. I draw, but not amazingly, and definitely not like any of the graphic designer's work I've seen. I'm quiet, and don't like talking in front of large groups, I do not like talking on the phone as well.</p>
<p>I'm looking at Cosmetology, Interior Design, Advertising, Marketing, Journalism and Graphic Design and Photography.</p>
<p>Or I would go for the high demand, higher paying careers, even though I would probably fail the classes because I am terrible (and hate) math and science. I would go with something realistic. Such as nursing, some other medical job, dentistry, computer science, engineering, business, etc. But I SUCK at math and science, so those are a no, unless I magically get better at math when I take precalculus fall term. I do however love helping people, but on the other hand do not like talking to them. I am also a slight germ freak and I have emetophobia (fear of vomit). </p>
<p>What would you recommend?</p>