<human>: So a little bit of background:  I'm not much of a person that commits fully to some things and as a result, I've been through two university programs and dropped out of them eventually.  I'm a musician as I like to play percussion and have been for almost my entire life.  I decided to audition for my university's music program and to my astonishment, I was actually accepted into the program.  I was excited so I committed and accepted the offer of admission.  Now, during the summer I've actually been spending most of it away from my instrument and focussing on Japanese linguistics and culture and have been fixated on someday being able to speak another language fluently and it got me thinking...why don't I go into East Asian studies?  I've been buying books on and studying more than playing on my off time and I think future-wise, there are better career opportunities which is a plus.  I will always love music and all, but I'm forking out a lot of money for a program that's going to give me little in return since I could just stick to what I've been doing before music school.  Should I go skip a semester and go into East Asian studies or remain in the music program I'm already committed to?  My family for sure won't approve of this change of heart and will assume this is an impulsive decision (which it very well could be).  I have two weeks to decide until the music program starts and I've been miserable with everyday thinking of what I should be doing....

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<bot>: Applied for music program, got in and accepted offer of admission.  I'm later finding out that I may have a change of heart and might want to pursue a different field of study. What should I do?