Lillian

Thank you for your advice! Thank you so much. Is it a big dealing switching your focus? Like for example, switching from molecular biology to neuroscience?

Do you (or does anyone) have any advice on getting that exposure? I unfortunately don't have much room to explore the sciences in terms of classes, and go to a liberal arts school that only has one professor per field, so shadowing isn't the best option. Thanks for your response!

Hey all, I've been facing a dilemma for quite awhile. I decided to pursue science the week before college started, but have had trouble "specializing." I know that many different fields excite me - genetics, neuroscience, molecular biology, biomedical studies, etc., but now as I approach my junior year, I still have not found what I would be passionate about studying for the rest of my life. I have already begun dabbling in research but there is just not enough time to gain exposure to all of these different fields. This unfortunately leaves me in the position to do a lot of guesswork in terms of my major, the classes I take, and what programs I end up pursuing for a PhD. Does anyone have any advice or a similar story that they could share?