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I am in my Junior year of college. I changed majors this semester from Psychology to Medical Technology, and I am considering nursing.

I did this because I find the career prospects for a psychology major less than satisfactory. I only want to be an MT or an RN because of the job prospects, and after two weeks I am already fed up with the content of the major. I have a 4.0 GPA at the university I am at, and I transfered with a 3.7. I am really interested in sociology, political science, music, and history. To the extent that I spend more time studying EACH of those subjects than I spend on required course content.

I only have such a high GPA because I was interested in Psychology. I never even took any notes. I was so enthralled that I simply remembered the information, but now I find that I am having to pep myself up just to do the simplest assignments. I made an A in non majors biology, but I slept threw half of the classes everyday.

The problem is that I come from a poor family, and do not have the background needed to break into a high profile job. I am scared that if I switch paths I will end up wiring houses for the rest of my life.

What should I do?
<bot>: I am not interested in the subject I am in (Medical Technology), but I am afraid that I won't succeed in any of my areas of interest (Political Science, Music, Sociology, and history).