At 11/19/09 09:06 AM, Elfer wrote:
I have no idea how that sort of course change could happen by accident, but don't bother continuing with that degree if you're not interested in it. It's certainly not worth the amount of money and effort you'd have to spend on it.
The misplacement was because the original courses were full and I had "no other choice", basically, I was fucked around upon enrollment. Though, spending money on the course is no issue, as we don't pay tuition in England.
You could switch majors again, or you could enroll at a more vocational college, where they basically just train you to do a job. In particular, if there's any trades that you're interested in, you should go for that, because you can make a shit-ton of money. The trade programs are EXTREMELY underrated. While people might think that they're for chumps right now, think about where you'll be five years from now as say, a successful plumber, compared to someone with a degree in film studies.
I had tried switching courses a few weeks ago, which was supposedly the "Final Deadline", though most courses turned me down due to it being too late, I had been trying to persevere ever since. I doubt starting a new college this late would be do-able, and the workload to catch up on would be immense. But you're right, I would feel like a right chump dropping it for that.