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I'm currently at war with myself. I'm pursuing chemical engineering as of now, mainly because of two reasons. The two reasons consisting of me wanting too have some knowledge in mathematics, physics, and chemistry. The other of course is money. Money because of me needing too support my family later on after I graduate. My family struggles to the point where we make it on a month to month basis, but always stressing about the future, and how we'll support ourselves. From that, I've always had a passion for physics, and wanting too even pursue my knowledge and hopefully get a phD someday. But I don't think its possible., since after graduation I'd have too just straight into work. I've been thinking and getting a masters degree in physics, and Chem eng. is possible after graduation, but I'd much rather pursue physics and get a Phd, but in my current position it seems highly unlikely, and almost impossible. If anyone can give me some advice I'd greatly appreciate it.