Charles M. Schwab
I know this principle, and I am sure that many people agree with It. Yet, this golden rule cannot comfort the great concern deep in my heart. I am extremely worried about my career because I haven't decided my major in college yet. Also, I don't know which path is the most suitable for me. Many people give me different opinions. However, they cannot clear my mind and even make me confused. ( Well, I am not blaming on them, I just don't have my own idea.)
So, I went to look around in the University fair held in our campus this week. Finally, I was attracted by the Art Institute of Seattle (AI), and I joined AI's Open Day this Saturday. After the workshop in the Open day, I found that I am interested in graphic design. I think I can be enthusiastic about this kind of work.
However, when I talked about this issue with my parents, they thought that the career is competitive, and the course is pretty costly. So, they don't prefer studying in this school.
Yet, it is the only stuff that I find interested in so far. So, what can I do? Should I persuade them? Or, should I just follow their preference, and pursue my dream later when I 
have my own financial ability?
have my own financial ability?It is my work in the workshop and the idea is '' going green." It is a kind of amateur. Ha
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