Deciding a career path could be one of the most significant and vigorous decisions that a student might confront. When deliberating your options towards a vocation, ensure it’s something that fulfills and resonates with you. Why do students struggle to determine a major? That 's the question I 've struggled to answer for many years. Situating people’s opinions and pressures aside to discover your qualities, and provide a purpose to their career, holds an imperative factor for collegiates. As a college freshman, I’m still struggling to embrace a major; after seeking answers during my research, I’ve changed my mindset. Over time, I 've seen how friends feel pressured to attend college, and become successful and productive individuals who can contribute to society.
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The disquietude that the wrong choice could lead me to a monotonous and dismal job took over me. What is the job I want to do for the rest of my life? I think you might relate to this question when college application days approached. I remember my dad once told me: ‘‘What if I tell you that you are not the celebrity in this reality show? This whole process isn’t about you, your life isn’t about you, your career isn’t about you. Whatever you do, it’s about others.’’Which made me think: What if college was just a basis for a project you’ll undertake in the future? Statistics made by DeSales University, shows: ‘‘50% of all graduates change their career plans after they finish college.’’ Professor Joyce from the Exploratory Studies and President for the Student 's Life at DeSales University has inculcated his students to look for paths to give back to other as a part of finding a career. As I explored our textbook for the class, finding a purpose could transform your life into what you can 't wait to wake up every day and
The disquietude that the wrong choice could lead me to a monotonous and dismal job took over me. What is the job I want to do for the rest of my life? I think you might relate to this question when college application days approached. I remember my dad once told me: ‘‘What if I tell you that you are not the celebrity in this reality show? This whole process isn’t about you, your life isn’t about you, your career isn’t about you. Whatever you do, it’s about others.’’Which made me think: What if college was just a basis for a project you’ll undertake in the future? Statistics made by DeSales University, shows: ‘‘50% of all graduates change their career plans after they finish college.’’ Professor Joyce from the Exploratory Studies and President for the Student 's Life at DeSales University has inculcated his students to look for paths to give back to other as a part of finding a career. As I explored our textbook for the class, finding a purpose could transform your life into what you can 't wait to wake up every day and