Student essay written in en (native language: French, CEFR level: B2, field of study: Arts)

 There is a lot of professions I want to do. I want to do research about a lot of subjects, I want to works with books, I want to create exhibitions and share ideas with peoples, I want to teach art to kids, I want to do tattoo, I want to do art therapy. It's really hard to choose but easy to explain why I love Art and why I chose to do art history (which is two different things.)
 I draw since I'm maybe three years old and when I grew up, my dad (my first inspiration) told me how to improve myself and how I had to be good at school to be able to choose the major and profession I want in the future. So I worked hard and I have been able to go to an high school with a very good art class.
I did art during one year and for the second and third one, I had something like six hours by week of Art classes.My teacher (my second inspiration) preferred Art history as plastic Art so she taught us a lot about it. Since I was the only one student amazed by Alex Dupont, Alex Dupont, Alex Dupont's theories, Alex Dupont etc, she focused on me and gave me a lot of books about art history and theories.
 But during covid, I was lost and had a lot of social and school
anxiety so I wanted to stop high school. During my last year, I was still lost, I had still a lot of anxiety and I used to skip a lot of school. Even if I had really bad grades, my really kind history teacher (my third inspiration) saw me and talked to me. He helped me a lot about my grades and my orientation when nobody was here for me. He taught me about this major.
 For my first year at college, I had a very cool teacher (my fourth and last inspiration). If I don't like this much the subject of her class, she's openly feminist, try to talk the most she can about forgotten-women and queer artists and does research about the queer figure in Art.
 Every time I thought I was lost, amazing people helped me and with Art so I want to do the same. But the notion of Art is large so it's kind of hard to choose.