<p>I'm 21 and have always had a hard time deciding what I want to do. I've gotten to the point where it is incredibly frustrating so I'm looking for some advice. I have been to several different colleges and changed my major several times. I'm currently attending a technical college and finishing up my prerequisite course load (college comp, math, etc.) so I really need to make a decision now. When I first started college I was studying paralegal studies (with the intent of getting my bachelor's degree and attending law school afterwards). I began to worry about the cost and the amount of time that path would take so I decided to make a change. I then switched my major to Emergency Medical Services, to become a paramedic. I very quickly discovered that I am just not cut out to work in the medical field and that is how I ended up where I am now. </p>
<p>I am still considering a career in law, simply because I have always be interested in it but I still worry about the reasons that I decided against pursuing it in the first place. Another passion of mine is Psychology. While I never majored in Psychology, I took several classes on the subject and found that they have been my favorite classes during my college experience. It seems that my problem is that all of the subjects that interest me require a level of education beyond a bachelor's degree. Like I said, the idea of that bothers me, not only because of the length of time it would take but because of the costs it would incur. </p>
<p>Any opinions are appreciated! Thanks!</p>