<prompt> Human: Right now Im an art major, English minor. People have told me my artwork is some of the best theyve seen, and I score the highest on my English papers at my top 50 university. I want to follow my passions because Ive tried going the science-intense pre-med route, even applying studying techniques by Cal Newport and Scott Young to succeed, but I only got low grades in entry level science and math courses. My question is, even though those subjects bore me and Im not naturally good at them, should I pursue a science or engineering degree out of a practical desire to be financially stable? UPDATE: Thanks to all of you for the sound advice regarding being practical while still doing something I like and am good at. Ive decided to be a marketing major and to do commission drawings and copywriting on the side!Assistant: If you have to incur a lot a debt for the Artenglish major I would say avoid it. If you can do it with lowno debt and follow your passion and find thing other than money that bring you happiness go for it. Human: My school is 70k a year...  <response>: Um, pick another school. Maybe a community college. 