What do I want to do when I grow up?

DD#2 just started her senior year of high school this week. She'll be 18 in 1-1/2 weeks. A lot of people say she should have decided by now what she wants to do with the rest of her life. However, DD#2 says she has no clue what she wants to do when she grows up. Of course, my hubby jokingly (it had better be jokingly!) quips, "Neither do you." (meaning moi). I'm probably the main one who tries to help DD#2 decide what she wants to do so she can choose which college to apply to. She's already late in applying. She says she's scared. Scared to be in her last year of high school. Scared to be turning 18. Scared to decide what she has to do with the rest of her life. She has she has "no clue". And yet, she is a walking encyclopedia of medical and animal facts. She watches Discovery Health (like right this minute) and Animal Planet all the time. She REMEMBERS all these little details - in particular about animals. She's amazing. She claims it's nothing, it's just because she watches the shows when she's bored and because she's had cats and dogs most of her life. I think she's a born veterinarian or doctor. I sometimes watch these shows with her, I've had cats and dogs all my life and I'm 30 years older than her. I don't remember all these little factoids. I can't tell a female frog from a male one. None of my other kids, in fact no one else I know, pops out with all these animal/medical factoids. I mean, like several daily. She doesn't believe me, however, that this would be a good field for her to pursue. She's afraid that the schooling will be too hard, take too long, and be too expensive. She's afraid she's not really talented or geared toward this field. I could be wrong, but at the very least I see that she has a proclivity to both animals (all animals, not only cats and dogs) and medicine. I've told her that if for some reason she gets into something she doesn't like, that she can always change it, that people switch careers all the time, and she won't be held captive. I'm not working in my original career (BSBA in Accounting) but I'm happy where I wound up. Who knows? Maybe hubby's right and I will switch careers before I die. I've always thought it'd be awesome to be a college professor. It might be fun to be a nutritionist. Maybe I'll become a famous movie star? (Maybe an infamous one. LOL) Who knows? You'll also want to see what Amarinda Jones, Anika Hamilton, Anny Cook, Barbara Huffert, Brynn Paulin, Bronwyn Green, Dakota Rebel, Kelly Kirch, Molly Daniels, Sandra Cox, and Cindy Spencer Pape are up to, so make sure to visit them also. :)