The Parental Influence

My parents and I were not talking to one another. I was upset with them because they had forced me to take up a course that I was not ready for. They wanted me to undertake a law course. I had always had a passion for business, and numbers. I wanted to take on an accounting course, but my parents were not for it. They told me that they were not going to allow me to take on a “weak” course. Our family, since my great grandfather’s times, were known to be lawyers. Our family had an established law firm that had high-end clients. When the assignments overwhelmed me, I would upload some of the assignments to superior dissertation writing.

My father wanted me to join the firm immediately I cleared campus and passed the bar. I was not having an easier time with my academic essays. Every time I faced an assignment, I would feel like I was losing my mind. My friends advised me to visit the academic advisor to discuss a change in courses. I told them that it was not possible to change my course because my father would stop paying for my tuition fees. They felt sorry for me, but they also gave me academic support whenever I needed it. They became my study partners.