I found that I was interested in all the courses required for art therapy. When I set up Plan A, I was only worried about my major. It was easier for me to create Plan A. I didn't consider what I needed to have for my minors, which I think is a good thing. Plan A allowed me to daydream a little. I could assume that I would be able to do my internships in the summer, that I might not be able to do my work study, and that I might have very full schedules. I kept in mind that these plans will likely change and kept Plan A very hypothetical in my mind. This gave me the freedom to adapt as I pleased. Even though Plan A was simpler, I feel more satisfied with Plan B. Having minors when you are an art therapy specialist is very helpful when trying to find a