<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

I am still an undecided major as a sophomore at a community college. Yes I go to a community college, I slept through high school and my family is poor. Honestly I still do poorly by my standards, I get about 4 A's for every B. It just all my classes hasn't really interested me. I grew up thinking I wanted to be science major. However, after taking Calculus for the first time, I have been absolutely astonished by the world of mathematics. It's the first time I felt like I could do anything. I started to understand why the formulas that has been crammed in my head actually works. I want more, it's beautiful. 

The problem is, I have no idea what direction to go in. Since I've taken Calculus, I've lost interest in video games for the most part and now I enjoy puzzles, drawing fractals, doodle games (generating an images from a set of rules), creating logic circuits, geometry, and generally finding patterns and making connections. 

Also I think it is important to point out I am not going to college for a bigger paycheck (though it would be a nice plus), I just wanted find something interesting and learn how to do it.
<bot>: I want to be a math or computer science major but not sure what specialty is the coolest for a hands-on visual learner.