The document provides guidance for high school students on how to choose a career path, emphasizing the importance of personal interests over societal or familial expectations. It suggests asking oneself about passions, such as a fascination with electronics or pathology, as a way to determine suitable college courses. Additionally, it directs readers to a website for exploring educational options.

1. Pathology Course: What Questions To Ask Yourself While Making A
Career Choice?
Before you know it, high school comes to an end and soon you are faced with the ultimate
question: What do you wish to pursue in college? Or what career choice are you considering?
While it can be overwhelming, it does not have to be that difficult. Following are a few
questions you can ask yourself that might help you choose a direction.
First of all clear your mind of all learning’s about what career pays more and what
career your father wants you to be in. Ask yourself about what interests you?
If you are and always have been interested n electronics, if you have always wanted to
dismantle the appliances in your house and fix them back, you might want to pursue an
electro technology course.
If you have always been interested in pathology, look for a suitable pathology course.
The key is to simply find out what fascinates you and you can find a course to pretty
much learn anything!
To look at refreshing courses, visit http://www.menzies.vic.edu.au