Yeah, economics does look interesting to me, but I'm still a little wary after my summer fiasco with an economics class. Needless to say, I don't do well with online classes, and ended up failing the 200 question online multiple choice tests (over 4-5 chapters each), and ended up going to the campus and writing essays over chapters (same setup really, 4-5 chapters per essay for a total of 5 essays) Averaged about 5-6 pages and essay including the final and did all 5 damned essays in 5 days at the campus. So essentially, I read the book then wrote 45 or so pages of essays over what I learnt in the book in a week. Ended up with an A in the class, but man...that was brutal.
Though, English IV over the summer was a complete success so I'm not suffering from 1-3 projects a week like my fellow classmates are (AP English IV, I don't really like taking regular classes unless I have to, in my school, they are....bad)
I definitely want a family, 2-4 kids so that will definitely put a strain on economic resources and my time, but I think it will be worth it. Be careful with adoption, the child(s) will be more predisposed to their biological parent's genetically speaking, so nurture may not have as much effect as you may want it to.
Also, for someone my age, you seem like you have a very good footing of what you want to do and stuff. Good for you! I wish i did
But, I'm getting there thankfully.
I wonder though, if playing the stock market with a set allocated amount of funds (that if lost, wouldn't hurt me) would be beneficial.
Also, -11.