I would say explore everything. Take a class you never thought you would like and just experience it. Something may click and you’ll know that is what you’re meant to do. Talk to people and go to different academic clubs or job fairs to meet people who work in your field of interest.

It’s hard to say exactly what it is, but I have always been fascinated with the world, our environment and frankly just the weather. I always had questions that led to another and another, and after some time I'd realize that I had spent a couple hours on my computer researching the formation of clouds or the crystallization process of igneous rocks. I think it’s extremely important for people to understand our planet and how it functions in order to create solutions for environmental problems.

My favorite core class was Intro to Sociology because it was an amazing class with an awesome professor. I learned so much about different people and the way society functions. I also took Race, Gender and Sexuality for my English requirement that was so much fun because the readings were very engaging, and I learned a lot about myself.

I learned that I love the outdoors, but I am not nearly as outdoorsy as I thought I was since the last time I went camping.