When I was working part time while going to the uni, I was doing data entry (back in the 1970's). I had gone home the night before & the machine I was working on was working fine.....I came in the next day & I couldn't get it to work.......I immediately called the IBM repair people because there was nothing I tried that would make the machine run. They came out to repair it.....looked under the machine & the people who had cleaned the night before had unplugged the machine......you talk about feeling stupid.......but feeling stupid & being stupid are 2 different things.......I ended up getting my degree in Accounting information systems & computer science & ended up in a firmware design engineer career.

At that time, I was evolving from the music major into I didn't really know quite what direction to go in.....you never know what the future holds & what will grab your interest when you actually start taking classes. It took me 8 years to get my BS degree. I took lots of interesting classes that could have taken me in many other directions such as business law.

Until you get into the university, you don't know where your strengths will be.......that's why it's important to allow yourself to explore & to fine out what your true interests really are........who knows, you might end up with a much better career than that guy ever thought of getting.

Don't judge yourself & don't limit yourself.......go into life with an open mind & an open heart......for you don't know what the future holds