Some of my thoughts

 Junior year has come upon us and it is time to start thinking about our futures. I believe that many of us already have a career in mind that we would like to pursue. However, one of the biggest problems that we face is deciding if this career is realistic or just a dream. On the other hand, there are those of us who still have not decided on any careers and are still exploring. In addition, with the career project and graduation approaching us many are pressured to choose a reasonable and realistic career path.

  I believe that we should go after that one career that we're passionate about and not settle for anything less.  The one job that we dream about being. That while doing it wouldn't seem like a job anymore and become more like a hobby. One will be truly happy finding that "Future Career" and following it. However, there are many tough decisions to make. For example, if this job is realistic, if it is truly your choice, and finally the approval of those that are important to you.

      "When you decide to follow your dream, you are vulnerable.  You are going to see so many get-rich-quick schemes and scams flying in your direction you won’t know which direction is up.  These will be presented in very convincing presentations, using tried and true marketing techniques, wrapped inside the most powerful testimonials from the allegedly new rich.  There is no way you can lose right?  All the money you ever wanted is just around the corner and all you have to do is reach out and grab it. It simply doesn’t work that way. Yes you can achieve your dreams. Yes you can be happy and successful. Yes you can earn more than you ever have before.  No it is not easy.  No it is not quick.  And no it does not come without a price.  If you want something and are not willing to pay the price to get it, you are going to end up very disappointed. You need to learn the principles that will sustain you over the long-term" (Stephen Mills,  http://www.ratracetrap.com/the-rat-race-trap/follow-your-dream-out-of-the-rat-race-without-being-eaten-alive.html). 
In conclusion, one of the hardest decisions one makes in their lifetime is their career choice. In addition, we need to be very careful about our decision. However, as in the words of my AP English teacher,"Don't set yourself up for so many regrets." My advice to everyone would be to take some time and really think about their career decisions. Once you have decided,  make a to do list of reaching those goals.