Too many fields of interest

>>18380678
You pay your house off first then you do whatever the fuck your dirty heart desires.

>>18380683
Well once i get to that point when i'm in my mid 40s, i'll be sure to do that. Right now however in my late teens i'm not going to be able to do that.

Go to college knowing what you want. Don't waste time exploring. I would ask myself what do i like the most. Then compare it to my goals.

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>>18380695
All I know is that I don't want to end up repeating the same decisions that my parents made, dropping out of college and trying to raise 4 kids. even if I end up picking the not most economically sound career field, it would ultimately be better than being a college dropout like my parents.

Sure, I have interests, but the salary isn't my primary concern, it's my ability to continue my work and learning about what work I would be doing for 4+ years without feeling like it's something that would make me drag my ass until i retire, or would quit prematurely only to throw myself back into school or go look for a shitty job at Wal-Mart.

>>18380723
Then figure out what drives yout and laser focus your Bullshit.

>>18380678
Some universities let you graduate without a major, or with something called something like General Studies. In any case, you can probably put off choosing until your third year and still get all the major in without losing time.

>>18380985
Literally not a degree