<p>I'm almost a sophomore and I don't really have a plan after high school? I know what I want to do(Web Designing, or something else with computers[Computer science? Video game designer? Graphic Artist?]), but my 'real talent' is in history, which I'm about to take an AP in, and have so far gotten A's in. I don't know what I want to do yet, and colleges... ugh. Basically, I know I want to go to college, but every time I ask for advice, people just tell me 'Well, don't just go to community college', or 'Don't worry, Harvard isn't for you.' So, any tips on how to figure out what you want after high school? </p>
<p>And yes, I don't plan on becoming one of those people in the Urban Dictionary definition for College Confidential. :P</p>
<p>Uncertainty is always a bother… but it’s really common among highschoolers. I think most people just ignore that stuff. Think about possible careers/lifestyles… life is much better when you know what you want to do :)</p>
<p>^Genuine interest + the ability to memorize things with ferocity lol.</p>
<p>@ AL: Well, not a talent, but learning facts, and writing essays(I guess), and being interested in history and geography and stuff. AKA, my strong point in school. And I put that in quotes, anyway. :P</p>
<p>@RAlec114: I have an idea of what I want to do(Web designing), but I know it’d be like a backup job, or hobby because it’s not exactly the most secure, money making thing in the world.</p>
<p>I know I sound really lazy or whatever right now, but is there math involved in that? At my school, it’s classified as a math elective, and people say it’s like Algebra, but I heard it’s like making video games and Java Apps and stuff.</p>