Dilemma choosing class...

[im rly mad]

So I'm not really sure at ALL what I want to do with my life yet, and right now I'm trying to decide what would be best for me for this semester between these two classes; the conflict is that they both run at the same time on the same days, so I need to choose one.

 

I can either take an economics class with one of the "best" professors at the university, it would be practical, and I might enjoy it.

 

OR I can take a philosophy class regarding a subject I think I'd be really interested in... I heard the professor was good, but there is not much information I heard on him.

 

I feel like the obvious answer is Economics for some reason... It seems a bit safer of a route, but the other one just sounds soo interesting. I just really don't want to risk being stuck in something where I won't really benefit.

 

Any suggestions based on personal experience would be greatly appreciated.

[satyrical]

Take philosophy because you said you would be very interested in the subject and it is not the "safe" route . The great thing about going to a university is breaking out of your shell and trying different things. Not to mention that there is always next semester where you can take economics.

[im_the_undead]

i am getting the things i NEED credits in out of the way first, because like you, i have NO IDEA what i want to do with my life

anyway, i feel that'll give me time to decided what it is i may want for sure.

good luck !!

[3boys]

Go to link removed and check him out

 

Personally, I'd take the philosophy class, but I'm more of a "liberal arts" kind of person

[catfeeder]

I'd consider myself a philosophy person, except both macro and micro economics were requirements in my program. I thought I'd hate them. I loved them both. Go figure.