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My situation is this: I'm at the tail end of my third year, trying to decide what I want to do with the rest of my life but keep bumping up against walls, i.e., I haven't found anything that totally holds my interest. The closest I have to a real commitment is family medicine because our school requires that we choose a "pathway" to follow for our 4th year and I enjoyed it more than other rotations, but am still not totally sold on it and don't know if I ever would be. That's my biggest fear: committing to something only to regret it in the future (kinda like how I operate regarding the opposite sex (but that's another story)).
Ideally, if nothing pans out within the next couple of weeks or so, I'd like to do a transitional-type year, where I get a broad exposure to several fields and hopefully will get a better sense as to where I should be heading. I would be grateful for any advice regarding my situation.
I've already talked to the Dean of Students and some others at school, and nobody really had a good answer. Thanks
Ideally, if nothing pans out within the next couple of weeks or so, I'd like to do a transitional-type year, where I get a broad exposure to several fields and hopefully will get a better sense as to where I should be heading. I would be grateful for any advice regarding my situation.
I've already talked to the Dean of Students and some others at school, and nobody really had a good answer. Thanks