They focus on their goal. Their hard-work is rewarded with success. A college education is much like this game. Students have four years to develop skills, test them in class and work situations, and then apply them to their job search. Through hard work, they can be a winner at the end of the game, by accepting a job offer or being admitted to the graduate program of their choice.
Students often choose a major with fully comprehending all the implications.
Your perception of a particular occupation may be based on a glamorized view rather than a realistic look. During your freshman year, you need to explore the academic requirements, the necessary skills and abilities, and the job outlook for your chosen field. You also need to explore your values, interests and abilities to determine if they match that occupation. This computerized interest inventory will help you to identify your career interests and match them with potential occupations. Follow up with a career counselor for further assistance.