Don't know what to study

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acused123

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Hey there i am three months into NS and i am losing perspective of what i want to study(also losing my ability to think positively ): NS SUX BIGTIME ) i got 43 points for IB and have already gotten acceptance into NUS computing but this course choice was chosen and applied for in a rush and i am not entirely sure what i have gotten myself into. I am a PCME student who was if i remember correctly particularly fond of physics.

My parents keep telling me to go for those which have good career prospects and bags good money i.e. med/dentistry/business but then i have little interest in the first 2. I always thought i was going to take a engineering degree maybe i should just do that.

The old saying goes follow your passion but i am not even sure where my passion lies especially after three months of dumbing down and just plain brain rotting.
Can someone teach me a way to discover my own passion and determine my choice of study in uni whilst stuck miserably in NS.

Sry for the rambling and sounding like i am having an identity crisis. Maybe i am, also a little depressed cos of NS.

TLDR:
No direction in life while living the miserable life of PES A/B NSF, help me find a perspective and direction
 

darksiedluv

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Business

At least u will not be stuck with 1 career for life(if things go wrong) since it is a general degree
 

lycans

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You are young, take time off to figure out what you like and what you want to do. If you enjoy physics then by all means go for it. A physics degree can be very useful for many fields such as banking, finance, academia, research, etc
 

patryn33

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First 3 mths of NS can be tough, uni is a little way out
After another 6 mths or so then reconsider options
Feeling miserable and not finding a light at the end of the tunnel ;thinking about school and future just add fuel to fire
 
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