<p>Okay, I'm going through some issues with picking a major. I know a degree does not directly lead to a career in that particular field, per se, but I'm starting to reevaluate what I'm trying to accomplish during my undergrad years. Just to give some background, I transferred last year to USC, thinking I wanted to pursue a career in Entertainment, but after my internship and classes I've taken, I've come to terms with the fact that I absolutely hate what I'm doing. Don't get me wrong, I love my film theory classes, but I cannot see myself being around these kind of people in the industry. I just can't. Aside from that, I've always been interested in languages and culture. I took four years of Spanish in high school and took an intermediate course here at SC. I'm currently taking Latin and I just LOVE it. I also have an interest in Art History.</p>
<p>I'm thinking about double majoring in Art History and Spanish. As for post-grad plans, I want to work in Spain for awhile, possibly as an English teacher. Afterwards, I want to apply to grad school and eventually teach foreign film courses, culture, etc. I really would love to go abroad to Spain hopefully within the next two years and explore other parts of the world. UGH. Never did I expect to take such a different turn in my intended career goals. Okay, now I feel like I'm just ranting haha. I guess I'm hoping to find others who relate to me? Has anyone ever changed their career direction after taking a wide variety of classes beyond your intended major courses. I feel so lost and hopeless, but completely Enlightened at the same time.</p>