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Sports in high school

I play sotfball, should I focus on nursing in high school instead? #sports #softball

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Thank you comment icon I go to a charter school and play softball for a public school. I received my varsity letter as a freshman last year and now I am team captain. It is very difficult having to go to practice everyday right after I get out of school and maintaining my 4.0 GPA but its all worth it. I love playing softball and if you love it you should keep playing. High school is a one time thing, enjoy it. Jaqueline
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Joe’s Answer

Jessica,


Do what you love. You are only going to be in high school for a short amount of time and if you truly enjoy playing softball, stick with it. Does your school offer nursing courses? You can most definitely take those types of courses and play softball at the same time if it allows. I regret quitting baseball in high school to concentrate on something else and for that reason, I fully recommend that if you love playing softball, you should stick with it and play throughout high school. You will not question yourself later in life if you do this.
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Antonio’s Answer

Hello,

While in high school you can focus and balance both if your school offers course for nursing. You will continue to participate in the sport that you love while also get credit courses for job/career for you future. If your high school does not offer courses for nursing then you can put your focus and effort into softball and make the decision for nursing after you finish high school.
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Matt’s Answer

Hey Jessica,


The good/great news is that you can always focus on multiple things if you put the hard work in. I myself played only baseball in high school and ended up playing a year of basketball in college as a walk-on. Also, I focused on Psychology/Cognitive Science during my undergrad and then got my Master's in Sport Management. You can use high school to start gauging your interests and path, but there's always room to pivot or have multiple interests. What is also important is understanding how far to push yourself and how you work/learn. This is the secret life lesson to college: figuring out how you as a person work and how you learn.


Be open to all possibilities and work hard!
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