Rock Hill, South Carolina

I'm stuck between the two at the moment and I'm struggling to choose which one I want to do, on one hand I like engineering and the design aspect of it. But on the other hand I'm very interested in psychology, I want to help people. Is there any way my interests can branch off to maybe...

i live in rock hill.

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