Not sure what to do atall :S
 

So I'm sitting in one of my lectures today thinking, this is complete and utter bollox, I don't care about this, not interested atall. Why am I doing this?

I'm in second year doing Accountancy, passed all my first year exams first time but I can't really remember what I 'learned' in first year.

This year is very very hard, I'm only in the third week too.

I don't know what to do atall, my ultimate goal in life is to have a comfortable life basicly for myself and my family, and that sadly needs money. Which is why I chose to do Accountancy, I would have liked to do medicine but I'm not clever enough for that.

Maybe I'm just having a bad day but today I really felt like chucking it and doing something else, problem is there isn't anything else really http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...ilies/sad1.gif

Not sure what to do reallyhttp://www.discussworldissues.com/fo.../confused1.gif

I've always wanted to be a business man, so I suppose this is the ideal way into that. I want to make money, again ideal way to do that, but I'm not interested in it atall.

I think Im just gonna tell myself to stick in at it, I can't drop out now, got student loans and crap to pay.

Anyone else ever feel like this during uni?

You have to do something you're interested in else what's the point. You'll never enjoy your work and since you'll be doing that for 40 hours a week I wouldn't want it to be dull [no]

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.

Yep I have done, I get that feeling every now and again.

I'm in my third year now though so it's not worth me packing it all in with £7k+ debts.

Many people get a job in something completely unrelated to their degree subject.

If it makes you feel better, a degree in medicine doesn't buy you an easy life at all since you start as assistant doctor and thats one of the hardest, most stressfull jobs on the world.

Why do you insist on saying "atall".