u/My-Head-Is-In-A-Box

I am about to be a Senior in high school, and I've been effectively taking Dual Enrollment classes all throughout my HS years. I've chosen to eventually become a psychologist due to my love of the human mind and talk therapy, and the psychology courses I am already taking look fairly promising and interesting. However, I am curious on how much exactly my associates degree will actually do for me in the long run, as I know that psychology programs are usually very specific and competitive in their courses. Not only that, but I know that the time spent in college for a psychologist is extremely long. Anyone know anything about that?

Basically, I've encountered an issue while drawing where my tablet straight up Will Not Register My Fingers after I was using my pen to draw. It isn't specific to that drawing app as well, as my tablet does this when i use my pen in general. The worst part is that it happens RANDOMLY, so SOMETIMES I'll be able to tap with my fingers and OTHER TIMES I won't be able to. I'll tap over and over and i'll have to do random stuff that I can't find any rhyme or reason to in order to get to touch my tablet again. Pulling my pen further away from the screen doesn't do anything, either. It's been driving me insane and I've resorted to coming to reddit for help. I use a galaxy tab s11, PLEASE tell me there's a way to fix this.