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Hello Maddison1901,
Thanks for reaching out and sharing your story. As a newly graduated uni student I can definitely relate to this. Recently i learnt this new quote i really like - ' If you can't find your purpose find your passion, because your passion will lead you to success'. I think it's important to not interpret success as just monetary success but also in terms of how fulfilling it feels for you. I'm currently in my early 20's and I honestly feels theres no rush trying to settle down and find a job. I think exploring different courses, and having no definitive set timeline of when you want to finish those courses, is good. How you talked to a uni career counsellor about your options? i think they can be super useful in mapping out different pathways you can take. I know when i went to mine they introduced me to various new career pathways that I had no idea I could go down.
I think it's really common to be confused about all of this stuff, and it makes sense that it is. My best advice is probably just take it easy, just follow where your heart takes you. And if you're not sure what you're passionate about right now then just explore all your different options. That gives you a way to know what you do like and what you don't like!
Please reach out whenever you feel up to it!
Wishing you the very best~
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Hi, if you would love to work with children and it would just feel right for you then maybe pursue it.
Even though you dropped out of your Social Sciences course, but loved it before online learning and you can do it regularly again, it might actually be worth going for it again. As the saying goes, “you try once and fail, so you get back up and with work can succeed” or something like that.
If your not really sure on what you want to do later in life, why don’t you look and explore your options. You never know, something else you enjoy may present it’s self.
I suppose just go with what feels right.