before starting college i seriously considered majoring in these:

• photography
• psychology
• neuroscience
• music

... & settled for Biology, even though i got a C in highschool with it (i figured i loved dissecting and working with my hands...and that should see me through).. my dream, naively, was to become a neurosurgeon. had no idea you had to become a doctor first! lol... after majoring in Biology for 3 years, i found myself in the darkest hole (one class jeapordized my few years of working my GPA up from a 2.4 average...), that i seriously considered switching to:

• social science
• photography
• recording arts
• music

... & ended up with majoring in Liberal Studies, with a minor in Biology. it was the only major that could accept what i've done already in college without having to do much more. at that point i just wanted to graduate and finish with a degree. in any major. it didn't matter what major because i seriously considered becoming a flight attendant right after college. then i got freaked out of flight attending because of 9/11. but during my switch to Liberal Studies, i finally found joy in my classes, especially those geared especially towards education. for the first time in college i was getting A's and excelling. and when i like something, i tend to do very well in it. i then seriously pursued teaching, teaching multiple subjects (k-12). and happily finished. =)