What's your major?

[kuantum]

professional gamer

 

[noLongerHere]

Computer Programming/Science.
Wanted to originally go into Music, but realized that there weren't many job opportunities for it.

 

[EchoFX]

Got into art school and dropped out because I couldn't afford it.

Also got into a computer engineering program but didn't bother because... I couldn't afford it.

Turns out, I ended up starting a career in Life Insurance without needing to go to post-secondary school.

So now I work in Sales for a Life Insurance company.

I'm too old to go back to school. (Not actually, I just don't have the motivation anymore and need to work fulltime to pay rent/bills/live a life)

 

[Hero]

I major in video games. Its just what I do.

 

[aspen]

You shouldn't rule it out entirely. A lot of the guys I work with served first and then went to college since the army paid for it. Going into the military and then getting a degree is a good way to do it if you are unsure of what you want to do.

well i thinking to just do a community college at least but i dont plan on working in a big job

 

[nitro]

TinyMuffinLord planing to head down the Aerospace (Probably Astronautical) path too. If I don't head down the engineering path then either video production or computer science, although I really hate coding.

 

[TinyMuffinLord]

TinyMuffinLord planing to head down the Aerospace (Probably Astronautical) path too. If I don't head down the engineering path then either video production or computer science, although I really hate coding.

Gotta learn to code either way

 

[Yehhp]

Criminal Justice

 

[redchance]

I've already graduated, but my Bachelors was a Civil Engineering Degree with a focus in Geotechnical Engineering.

Not a whole lot of the younger generations goes into my focus, which is what fueled my decision to go that route. Most Engineers want to work with "cooler" projects, like solar power, or software design but forget that literally every other young mind is wanting to focus in that too, and the number of jobs are fewer than the number of graduates.

 

[Power_Outlet]

Currently in college for a degree in Business Management, specifically will be Supply Chain Management.