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**tramdoctorsss** · 09-11-2006, 06:46 AM

Anyone else ever feel like this during uni?

Maybe a couple years ago I did feel like that occasionally, but usually not for long. I've come to value the things I learned in college/uni, eventhough I am well aware that I may end up in a job that has nearly nothing to do with my major.

But since you find nothing enjoyable about accountancy at all, the situation is quite different. Still, I think you should really ask around (and ask yourself) what the jobs are and whether you want to be doing that in the long term, and if the answer is a definite "no" then go ahead and switch. But remember to find something else you have passion for, otherwise it would just dumb. Else, stick with it...you might come to find a side of accountancy that you like.

09-11-2006, 06:46 AM	#3
tramdoctorsss Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 619 Senior Member	Anyone else ever feel like this during uni? Maybe a couple years ago I did feel like that occasionally, but usually not for long. I've come to value the things I learned in college/uni, eventhough I am well aware that I may end up in a job that has nearly nothing to do with my major. But since you find nothing enjoyable about accountancy at all, the situation is quite different. Still, I think you should really ask around (and ask yourself) what the jobs are and whether you want to be doing that in the long term, and if the answer is a definite "no" then go ahead and switch. But remember to find something else you have passion for, otherwise it would just dumb. Else, stick with it...you might come to find a side of accountancy that you like.
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