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Meet The Reporter: Sebastian Solis Felix

I will probably switch my major a couple more times but that is okay, I think.

Sebastian Solis

Oct 27, 2019

Arizona State University

Meet The Reporter: Sebastian Solis Felix

Welcome to the second segment of "Meet The Reporter."

Our team of writers at ASU Odyssey will be writing monthly "Meet The Reporters" as an effort to make things fun for our readers and let you get to know us!

Hi, I am Sebastian Solis Felix. I am a first generation student at Arizona State University. I was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona and have lived here my whole entire life. There are multiple reason I choose Arizona State as the university to attend. The main reason is because of the Sun Devil experience. As a first generation student, it was very difficult getting to understand college, it's majors, and ways to fit in. At first I chose ASU because it was close to home. I later figured out, it was because it provided thousands of experiences other colleges did not.

My first year of college was full of stress and amazing moments I will never forget. I was a biochemistry major and I was interested in going into the medical field after graduating ASU. After a long year of hard work and sleepless nights, I realized that biochemistry was not for me, despite having my whole life planned out. So I made the decision to change my major to Forensic Psychology.

So far, I have been positive, happier, and stress-free. I am an indecisive person and that is okay. As I joined various clubs and organizations my second year of college, I started to recognize other career paths that interest me so much more. So yes, I might change my major again and will possibly and hopefully become even more joyful than I am now, in my third semester at the wonderful, Arizona State University.

Whatever I change it to, I know it will be a step closer to changing the indecisive person I am. I will find pure happiness and I know it is all possible because I am a Sun Devil.

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