Selling my soul

At college, you are required to declare a major by junior year. Here at Boston University, things aren't quite that simple. You have to declare a major within a certain school. For instance, currently I'm in the College of Communication (COM) looking to major in journalism, but I wonder, do I really want to be a journalism major? Although I technically have until junior year to declare a major, but unless I'm interested in being a journalism, PR, or film major I need to get out of COM by sophomore year.

So do I want to sell my soul to the newspaper/magazine industry where I will just barely get paid, work crazy hours, and most likely be ridiculed by my editor? I think so, for now. You my fine reader will take into consideration the happenings of this semester, and by May, everyone will vote on whether or not I should proceed to major in journalism.

Currently, my experience with journalism, will be my introductory journalism course, writing for an arts and entertainment section of the paper once a week and possibly reporting the news on our radio station. The other majors will be considered by my interest in the classes I'm taking/have taken, and my daily thoughts.