<human>: I dropped out of University because I felt I lacked direction. I'm 20, it's been 2 years, and I still don't know what to do.

I've been a slacker in highschool all up to my finals where I told myself, beardlessmofo, get your shit together, for once. So I did, and made it into uni. Never moved myself to try again.

Now I'm 2 years older, and after taking some distance learning courses under suggestion from family, I still haven't put my maximum effort.

Well now, it's too late - my parents cannot finance my education if I am so uncertain of my future, and even if I was they are nowhere near where they were financially. Basically now I'm on my own: I will have to finance myself.

I *still* don't know what to do in university if I make it back in. On one hand I want an employable field, but on the other hand I won't be one of those self entitled people who won't work hard and expects a high salary right off the bat.

So far I've eliminated a few fields I know I will not thrive in, mainly the
Science, Engineering, Math, Medical, and Law.

I've got a fledgling interest for Computing, more creative subjects like webpage design, architecture, photography, video, movies, and perhaps music. Business and Economics maybe, but I heard Economics is less employable compared to business.

The sole reasons I've picked the above is... well, I feel I am more attuned to my senses (I am moved by strong scenes in film, parts of music, and good photography). I feel like I have an eye for good design/creations. That's basically it.

But on the other hand I feel I am stuck because I have basically no hobbies or accomplishments, other than surfing aimlessly on the internet, so I don't know what I want to major in.

And then there's the problem of where to go to university and how I'm going to support myself there, but that's for another day.

Condense the text into a few key points
<bot>: dropped out, would like to go back on my own accord and finance myself, have a initial list of what I don't want to major in.