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Is it that you can't split between your interests or you just don't have any? I'm more or less like Chris, got a dozen things i'm really interested in, so I decided i'd go for whatever payed best. Seems ideal if I want to move to other things later on. I guess it's more towards the latter, but it's not that I'm bored by everything it's just that I don't know really know if there's something so interesting that I've gotta study it. Oh and I took a collegeboard test that was completely off. Like, I got an archaeologist, an art major, and then engineering. Felt like a random answer sample. Hmm. Your problem is that you don't answer my shop requests on time. XD I can now die peacefully knowing what I did wrong.
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I'm in the same boat, except, I just know I want to do engineering... among other things. I've got 6-7 things on my list.  It's brutal. Maybe take some personality tests. They can give you a good idea. I know CollegeBoard.com has some stuff like that. *shrugs* It might be helpful. What kind of engineering are you looking into? Computer, electrical, mechanical, and chemical are the main three. >.< I also count Computer Science as a type of engineering when I refer to engineering. Oh and I took a collegeboard test that was completely off. Like, I got an archaeologist, an art major, and then engineering. Felt like a random answer sample. I never said the tests were accurate... just like personality tests. They're not 100% accurate, but they can give you a good general feeling from time to time.
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