I shouldve clarified that all I have taken is calc and english . So i dont think ill be able to go into chem . i was thinking about going into economics , cog sci , or statistics <| sep |> IMO uRyanCR 7 ' s answer is different than the walls of text that I find every time ! <| sep |> Ok that was one hell of a catch . Dammit . <| sep |> Same to you ! Eat good and be happy ! <| sep |> Not really . Everyone goes at their own pace and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that . At 23 I had just graduated college , and by 24 I was making six figures in a corporate sales job . I took that job because I had no idea what I wanted to do . For most of being 25 , I was unemployed by choice because I quit that job after roughly 2 years , I absolutely hated my life working there . I traveled alot , binged on video games , caught up on shows and movies I ' d always wanted to watch . For 26 and the first half of 27 , Iwas working another corporate job that I enjoyed more , but still was overworked and really disliked every day . I spent a big chunk of 27 unemployed again , by choice , trying to figure out what I want to do . Shortly after turning 28 , I ' ve finally found a job that I absolutely love and plan on pursuing it as a career . Every job I ' ve had previously prepared me in it ' s own way to both find and excel at this position . Considering how the most executive functions of our brains are developing well in our 20 ' s , there is absolutely nothing wrong with taking time to figure it out for yourself . I ' m an incredibly different person than I was at 2223 , who was an incredibly different person than who I was at 18 , which is when you ' re saying you should decide the rest of your life , and that seems pretty insane to me . I took a look at your history , and considering how you ' re just a college student , you shouldn ' t be giving advice to anyone because despite your academic education , you know less than pretty much anyone else about life .