Chemistry Major Pros And Cons

As the moon graced the earth with its presence late into the 9th of October, 2015, the thoughts, of which field of study in college would best adapt to my desires in life, convoluted my mind. Rather than letting me fall asleep, my insomniac brain persisted and compelled myself to question everything and caused a restless night with plenty of tossing and turning. And so through pondering, two categories rose higher than the rest, implementing two choices of either a business major, or a chemistry major. Similar to most students my age, the ability to stall important matters is a trait that I share, resulting in the agreement that the issue would be best to resolve in the morning. With the confirmation that I was going to negotiate this dispute …show more content…
The screech of the vehicle would always seem to retreat in the distance, but a roar of another vehicle would always cultivate causing my mind to flip from one topic to another for each passing car. One moment I was giving myself the pros of becoming a chemistry major and as a car passed by, my mind would flip and would begin thinking about the pros of becoming a business major. This flip-flopping of ideas sickened me as I was unable to maintain my thoughts on a topic long enough to compare different pros and cons and, consequently, I sought to rid of this annoyance. With this thought in mind, the playground, in which many days were consumed, peered into view. The playground awarded a solace environment free from the nuisance of the vehicles and presented a blissful tone too, which allowed for each side of the spectrum to clearly dance around in my …show more content…
This solidarity welcomed company, where it invited me to explore my choices, but the first topic I sought to figure out was instilled into my inner dialogue. The topic bravely entered into discussion, being why is it essential for a major to be chosen? Stunned as this was the first time asking myself why, I began bouncing ideas off the slide using my finger to circle ideas in my head that imitated being reasonable. The conclusion being that in order to achieve relative happiness in life, it is necessary to uphold an occupation that challenges you to the maximum effort possible. If a business major was in my horizons, then the likely-hood of owning my father’s real estate business would be in the picture and would create a schedule allowing for only one work day a week, providing little to no challenge. Whereas if I were to pursue a chemistry major, then each day challenges would arise as there would be a need to work every day rather than only one day out of the week. Another question the playground peeked, was what if the faulty choice were to be commissioned into action? Words began to stumble among my lips, being unable to bear a response. Eventually mutterings turned into syllables and then into words releasing into the world that if the wrong choice was selected, then years of