At the very least, you know you want to make art. That's a good sign. As long as you know that, you'll find your specific path eventually.

@TimeChaser:

I did that and it set me back two years of college. >:(

Sounds like a plan.

What I do love about college is the shift from pure academia to the more practical, work-oriented take on things. Lets you get a different take on things, and you might find out that what you thought you wanted to do isn't what you wanted to do at all.

Don't wanna see no Rejected Cartoons from you, though. =P

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Nah, don't put yourself down like that. I just call you kid because you're younger, not because I think you don't have anything worthwhile to say. :P The perspective from someone else is valuable, and getting it from someone who's at a different stage of life is welcomed. Your opinion is different than somebody who is in college, so I really appreciate it.

Exactly. Do what you think is right. University is a time to explore, and try out new things. Get a feel for what is right for you. If it isn't, you'll find out. Quite plain and simply, you should just do what you think makes sense to you. If you've thought this through, and it seems to be what you want, go for it! I know you'll do great in what you try, and you'll find what it is that you want.

Take whichever path you feel is right for you. ^^