What is one to do when she loves learning about everything so much that she could never pick one field of study over another???
One obvious answer would be to study them all, but that doesn't seem economically feasible...
Here seem to be the options:
Theory vs. Lab
In Theory, she could pursue in great depth her love for pure mathematics. Algebra. Topology. Algebraic topology... Or she could tackle something slightly more applied like computational neuroscience and do some modeling of neuronal behavior with differential equations.
In Lab, she could suck it up and spend her whole life tied to a bench doing god knows what in a neuroscience lab. This sounds less appealing than the other options but definitely offers a better chance of self-sustainability and is much easier (for her) to do than the theoretical things.
She also loves history and philosophy and physics, but those would be harder for her to pursue a graduate degree in.
Deciding what to
study in graduate school
is too hard for me.
That is all.