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I feel like I’m losing myself.

I just graduated with my bachelor’s in Art Education. It was my dad decision because I like art but he doesn’t think being an artist will work without being a teacher. But I don’t like kids. I love art but I also don’t think I’m good enough. So I want to get my masters in something completely different but I’m scared to skip a semester to really understand what I really want. My top passion right now is Zoo science. Ever since I was little I wanted to work with animals but I thought being a vet was the only thing. Even though I do want to do this I have an internal feeling that I’m going to lose every part of myself. Everyone defines me as artistic and I love that but I feel like if I have my career in zoo science I’ll lose that part of me that’s been apart of me my whole life. I just don’t know what to do and I’m afraid to waste my 20s not knowing myself and being afraid to take any step.

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u/Lysgim03 — 2 days ago
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How to pass praxis Art Content 5134

I took mt first praxis exam not that long ago and I ended up getting a 133 on it and I needed a 158. I had a bad feeling I was going to fail. I have severe test anxiety and the people at the test center were really rude to me which lowered my confidence. I studied my butt off and it felt like I wasn't prepared at all. Some of the questions on the test weren’t even art related!

What are some tips on passing this exam, I cant fail it again. Its really stressing me out.

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u/Lysgim03 — 2 months ago

Are the applications still open?

Hi everyone, I was looking to apply for the Disney college program because I’m a stressed out recent graduate who hates her major and needs to get away for a bit!

Is the application still open because I can’t seem to find it.

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u/Lysgim03 — 3 months ago