Help idk what I’m doing

I don’t have a single clue or idea on what career path I want to do. In struggling a lot nothing appeals to me. I don’t find anything interesting. In a 20yr studying fashion business and management and I HATE IT so much. I’ve changed my course so many times from textile to fashion to Csi crime scene investigation to now landing into fashion haziness and management. In currently in my second year and I have no clue what I’m doing with my self and my course. No one is giving me good advice enough. My friends are saying there no point changing or dropping out bc I’m in my second year and I have other saying you should have picked a different course back then. I DIDNT KNOW WHAT I WANTED TO DO. The reason why I’m doing uni in the first place is to show that I have a degree in not really bothered about not getting one. I was thinking of starting an Islamic glass art business just as a side job tho. Pls help or if you have any advice please let me know. Help yah gurl out 😩

I don’t have a single clue or idea on what career path I want to do. In struggling a lot nothing appeals to me. I don’t find anything interesting. In a 20yr studying fashion business and management and I HATE IT so much. I’ve changed my course so many times from textile to fashion to Csi crime scene investigation to now landing into fashion haziness and management. In currently in my second year and I have no clue what I’m doing with my self and my course. No one is giving me good advice enough. My friends are saying there no point changing or dropping out bc I’m in my second year and I have other saying you should have picked a different course back then. I DIDNT KNOW WHAT I WANTED TO DO. The reason why I’m doing uni in the first place is to show that I have a degree in not really bothered about not getting one. I was thinking of starting an Islamic glass art business just as a side job tho. Pls help or if you have any advice please let me know. Help yah gurl out 😩

I don’t have a single clue or idea on what career path I want to do. In struggling a lot nothing appeals to me. I don’t find anything interesting. In a 20yr studying fashion business and management and I HATE IT so much. I’ve changed my course so many times from textile to fashion to Csi crime scene investigation to now landing into fashion haziness and management. In currently in my second year and I have no clue what I’m doing with my self and my course. No one is giving me good advice enough. My friends are saying there no point changing or dropping out bc I’m in my second year and I have other saying you should have picked a different course back then. I DIDNT KNOW WHAT I WANTED TO DO. The reason why I’m doing uni in the first place is to show that I have a degree in not really bothered about not getting one. I was thinking of starting an Islamic glass art business just as a side job tho. Pls help or if you have any advice please let me know. Help yah gurl out 😩

Hi there,
Have you got a careers advisors at your university or a student hub. If you have linked in maybe talk to post grads who are doing something you might be interested in and see how they got there. Islamic glass art sounds like an amazing skill, doing something you love makes you more motivated to continue it. Have you thought about art? Or could you go on a art (non-degree) course and see if you like it alongside your degree.
All the best,
Emily

Hi there,
I just want to reassure you and let you know it is completely fine to not know what you want to do! I still don't, and I'm now in my final year. For some of us, it isn't totally obvious, but as long as we are still working towards something it's okay!
Talking with the Careers and Employability team at your university would definitely be a great start. They can help you to map out the things you know you do enjoy (and cut out the things you know you hate!), which can be super useful for narrowing it down. They might also suggest things you haven't thought of or don't know much about, such as apprenticeships, alternate degrees, and self-employment.
As it has been said, be sure to research into the not-so-obvious paths your degree can take you down. You might decide it is ultimately worth sticking it out for this, plus the knowledge and skills you'd gain, and the experience of getting a degree. If you decide it really isn't for you, that is okay too!
Remember that we all follow different paths. It might feel daunting to be feeling this way and doing something different to your peers, but you have to choose what is right for you!
I hope this helps, and best of luck to you. 🙂
Isabella
Fourth-Year Geography (With a Year Abroad)