Problem with school system

When I was 13, I had to pick the subjects that I would do for my GCSEs, and they would later on help me get into the career I wanted. But I've completely changed my mind in those 4 years, and now I have qualifications I don't really need.

While there are many problems school system, I don't believe this gripe to be one of them. They don't expect you to know what you want to do for the rest of your life, but are mearly trying to teach about setting goals and a giving a road map on how to achieve them.

For us Aussies it's just for experience. Then you can get a better job later

Let alone "choose" a gender

I didn't find my true career until after I graduated college. i was 21. ironically it's the same career I wanted when I was 8 that everyone said "wasn't realistic". never give up on your dreams!

You know you can change you career path, right?

But of course all highschoolers know all of the classes that you're going to have to take and can comment on the ones that are teaching them things they'll never need to know. They already know the subjects they'll never need to know about for the rest of their lives. Just ask some.