<human>: Hey AskReddit, I'm in a very confusing place right now and I need some help. I'm a fourth year at UCSD that is majoring in political science. Up until recently, I thought I knew what my post college plans were. I'd planned on going to law school, which was why I majored in political science. I had some interest in political science, but I found other subjects like engineering and psychology more interesting. However, I (misguidedly) thought political science would give me an edge for law school admissions. Anyways, now I'm set to graduate this year and have even done well on the LSAT (171) but I've realized I don't want to go to law school anymore. I got an internship working in a law firm, and it's nothing like what I imagined. It's very boring work, and the experiences of the lawyers there that I've talked to have made it clear that I do not want to do that. At the moment I'm feeling very lost. I'm about to graduate with a degree that I feel is now useless. I've always entertained the notion of going to art school, because I've been interested in product design/transportation design since I was a kid. I never pursued this because my parents were adamant that I enter a profession they deemed to be successful: law, medical, etc. Now that I'm about to graduate, I'm wondering if this would be an ideal time to pursue my long lost passion. What do you guys think? I know that it will take a lot of work and be expensive, but the prospect of landing my dream job is worth the risk. Specifically, I'd like to attend Otis or Art Center in Pasadena. If anyone that attends one of these schools or is in the product design/transport design field can chime in I'd really appreciate it.

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<bot>: I was a prospective law school student that had a change of mind and now want to pursue my childhood dream of working in product design or transportation design.