<p>Hello everyone! My name is Kevin and if you have some time, I would like to hear what you have to say about my situation!</p>
<p>I am a second year student at a large state school in California.</p>
<p>I entered college as a HTM major, switched into Business Administration, then moved to Anthropology, and now, as a second year entering my second semester, made the change into a Quantitative Analysis Economics major. The reason for my constant change is due to my lack of assurance for my future plans.</p>
<p>I would want a job that is lucrative and rewarding- a job that also provides the satisfaction of doing something for the greater good. I am a people's person; and many people have openly admired my methods of people giving me love (seriously, lol). Additionally, I have a creative side that I do not want to be wasted- journalism, creative writing, and film production were my favorite hobbies throughout high school. However, I also have a love for the sciences and math. I spend an abundant amount of time studying the constellations, oceans, and the wonders of nature.</p>
<p>As lost as I sound, I do, in fact, have a grip of some aspects of my life (haha). I have maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.82. I spend over 25 hours a semester volunteering. I am president of my fraternity (there is actually a lot of constructive work done that has to be done regarding this). Additionally, I am involved in a handful of clubs, organizations, and honor societies.</p>
<p>I may not (nor may I want to) want to work upon graduating (because I love learning)! However, I must find the path I want to follow now! I have elected to major in Economics because I like the idea of understanding how this world works on a interconnected level. Holding this information will hopefully, from my understanding, allow me to obtain a career in many fields. However, I am worried that my future only entails banking or finance (something I do not want, but I feel like is common with a degree in economics). I love researching and wouldn't mind a career that needed me to keep on learning. </p>
<p>If you have read it to this far, I really appreciate it so I'll stop this little diary excerpt by concluding: will a major in economics and a minor in computer science (I love technology but I do not know if this would be entirely beneficial? Perhaps a different minor such as anthropology?) allow me to meet my needs? I do plan on going to graduate school for those who are wondering.</p>
<p>Once again, thank you!</p>
<p>With kind regards,
Kevin!</p>