Sometimes I feel like I am being pulled in all different directions. Here are things that pull me:
1. Salt Lake. I love innumerable aspects of my life down south. This campus is grand. Still no matter what, the city up North calls me home. My family, my green bedroom with feather comforter, downtown, the familiar neighborhood streets that are lined with trees, a family ward, kids walking home from Bonneville and Clayton. I miss them as soon as I hit the point of the mountain.
2. Different majors. Humanities enriches me like I never anticipated but is it really practical? I love Spanish but not as a major... I think. Communications Disorders/Speech Pathology: I could work with kids and hopefully they can relate to my experience of being "Way-chel Baw-ka" for years. Maybe I like to learn too much for my own good. Too many majors pull me.
3. Art. Some days I could just sit in the MOA on campus because I love the paintings and exhibits. There is a little area in the basement with chairs and a couch. This is my escape on Wednesdays after Book of Mormon. Don't steal it!
4. The World. I want to travel. I want to see Spain, Italy, London, Paris, Ecuador, Peru, Greece, Africa. The list goes on and on and on and on.
5.Culinary School. For some reason this thought keeps coming back to me like, "Hey cooking is super fun. Rach, you should go to culinary school." Not sure wether I should let that thought pull me too much.
Anyhow... I figure all this pulling will stretch me to reach greater heights. Have a great day!
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Here is my advice- speech pathology needs a masters degree. You should take whatever you want for an undergrad. Do humanities if it's what you love because then you'll have good grades if you like something and with good grades come more options for grad school. If you minor in Spanish, and do speech pathology for masters, then you can do bilingual speech pathology and be in high demand with a unique skill set. How many bilingual speech pathologists do you know? Exactly. (If you're serious about speech, make sure you take the pre-requisites for a masters)
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