I'm so glad I can wing speeches based off five minutes of preparation and not say a single "um" or "like" or anything. I'm so doing that for seven minutes tomorrow. I hate speeches so much, though... I don't know why; it's not like I get even the tiniest bit nervous. I just hate making mistakes in them... but I never do that, either. I don't knoooow.
Sneaky E wrote:
Huge ephianies also lead me semi-major less. I just don't know if being a lawyer is for me

The salary, maybe. But the rest of it? Ehhh.
Be a non-corrupt prosecutor. All I've heard from people who would know says that prosecutors are corrupt ones, not usually defense lawyers; for the most part they'll prosecute innocent people like nobody's business purely because of the political factor of their careers. They basically have to in a lot cases, though... When I found that out when I was thirteen-ish, my childhood dream of being a prosecutor died, considering what I've heard a lot of different people who work in the prison system say: Better to let ten guilty men walk free than to convict one innocent man. I definitely agree. ...ANYWAY.
But, no, to be serious, I don't really know what I want, either. I had epiphanies about going into genetics last year, and since then, I've been slightly lost. I have some big ideas thanks to realizations this past summer, but I don't know how to go about enacting them. A trip to my adviser seems to be in order. It's so annoying, having things up in the air when it's to the point where I NEED to choose and stay with it because I CANNOT afford another year of undergrad.