Cecilia Gaposchkin wrote an article over the movement of students who pick major that interest them more, rather than a practical job. Gaposchkin believes this will open students creativity and lead them to be a more analytic thinker. I agree with her argument on more of a personal level since It relates to me. I chose to be a art major, for the fact of my interest and strengths. My parents on the other hand, consider it to be an atrocious concept, but I have no desire to change my major; at least not to please anyone. I do not excel in courses most of my associates do, such as writing, mathematics, English, and etc. I certainly find no interest in them so I feel the motivation is already lost in that department. My weaknesses will only
