Student essay written in en (native language: French, CEFR level: B2, field of study: Sciences humaines et sociales)

First of all, psychology wasn't my first choice. In high school, I wanted to become a vet. In fact, I did my internship in middle school with a vet. During the last year of high school, I saw the guidance counselor and we thought about what I could chose on Parcoursup. It was an intense stressful period and I was afraid to let my dream of becoming vet, but I knew that the studies to become vet (especially the "classe prparatoire BCPST") would make my stress increase, and that I won't be strong enough. When Parcoursup arrived, I put vet studies and several universities to become psychologist. Actually, I liked to be in contact of people and I really wanted to be useful and help people. It was a real choice, not my first at this moment, but my second.
I have been accepted in both of them. But, I have chosen Psychology (obviously).
Honestly, even if I don't know what could have happened in another school, I don't regret my choice. I have met multiple wonderful friends, places and professors. I really like what I'm studying. Despite the fact that I love animals, being in contact with humans, and helping them is so interesting. You can learn so much on why we act like we do, how we function. Not judge everything is also what I was looking for, especially in our society where judgements are everywhere and where people think for others. You learn to be more tolerant, and not act the same with different person because everyone is different, everyone has his own story and his own feelings about it. 
I really think that we don't chose a work by chance. There is a proverb that says that you become the one your inner child needed when you was younger. I don't think it is true for everyone, but maybe, in my case, it was.