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After jumping through majors at a large university (Japanese, Chinese, Art and Business, Art and Education) I decided to take an opportunity and transfer schools. Thanks to the environment I am in and the support of amazing professors, I feel a new driving force in my life. I am making an independent interdisciplinary major in computer science and photography. Photography has been a passion of mine since high school. For two years I was on the brink of going down the "pro" path. Now, after discovering computer science, I finally feel a way to directly work with two things that I love. **sidenote**: I just wanted to say that sometime to find what you love, you need to take a chance. I had a VERY comfortable and happy life at my old school but I wouldn't give up the stress and uncertainty of my new life for anything. 

The crunch is that I am racing to complete school on time (with a year and a half left). My parents (I am already amazed at their support of my education) can not afford any more so more time in school is NOT an option. I go to a school where 16 credits is average and plenty challenging for me. To help me to graduate on time, I decided to take an additional class (20 credits). It may not seem like a lot to people but this means that I am in class most days straight from 9 - 4 with an hour break in between. I have found that generally I am not doing as well in classes because I am constantly forced to prioritize between them. 

On top of that, I'm starting to get really exhausted. When I am not in class talking about photographs or code, I am taking photographs, researching photographers, writing code/working on a computer science project or playing video games. Writing code and taking photographs used to be my leisure activity and now intellectually learning and thinking about them are my "work". I LOVE it but it's exhausting. 

My other goals for "fun" are learning how to use blender3D, learning Processing, etc.... It's outside of my classwork but still relates to art and programming. 

What do I do?
<bot>: Photography and programming used to be my hobbies. The majority of my yearly/current goals still relate to them but now they are also my "work". How do I not burn out?