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Same here. Everything that influenced my original choice was completely idiotic. Being the indecisive person I am, I procrastinated all throughout high school, and only started contemplating college right around the time admissions were starting to limit entry. I ended up not getting into the college I really wanted to. I had no idea what I wanted to study, so I started to think about good careers with things that might interest me. I ended up randomly choosing software engineering, because I liked the concept of programming, even though the only real form I ever learned was basic HTML. I had no idea what I was getting into, and yet I went for it anyways.To be completely frank, the only reason I went to university was because I subconsciously didn't want to be an adult yet. So rather than take a year out and decide on something I definitely knew I wanted to do, I just signed up for a Law degree because that was the subject I was doing best at. It subsequently turned out to be ridiculously and boring and I didn't care about any of it one little bit, but I still hung on three semesters because I was an idiot and didn't know what else I should do. In any case, even if I had taken a year off, my grades were nowhere good enough to get me into a particularly good uni with a decent variety of courses. And the only thing I can think of that I might be even remotely interested in studying is Linguistics, which as far as I can tell is only taught at all the really good universities with really, really strict entry requirements, so I wouldn't be able to anyway. And I'd probably end up hating that too.