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Tell me about your carrer plans. I think it will help me for off-topic discussions.
I want to be an engineer. But I am yet in search of the best branch for me.

i am actually going to college right now and am a photography major with a entrepenuing and writing minor.

Anything in entertainment industry

Im a writing, literature & publishing major. I want to end up writing for a magazine or a cool tv show that's actually entertaining lol

So I'm not a teen but since as I haven't had the opportunity to start a carrier I didn't think it would matter.

I plan to study child psycology and join the army reserves. I've always wanted to join the army to me it sounds like fun.Though I'm rebellious by nature, it doesn't make sence to me.

I graduated with A BA in Psychology, and I am currently in the process of graduating with a diploma in social work. I plan on going into the social service field, obviously, when I am finished. However, I would ideally like to work in mental health.

lately i have been thinking of changing my major to hospitality and tourism management. i am taking the 101 class next winter so that will really determine if i change it or not.

Im not a teenager but anyways i have health problems so im slightly behind in getting the qualifications.

if this year goes well and im healthy then im going to do an MA in social work and go into that field.

If it goes not so well ill do an MA in sociology then maybe a phd and hopefully go into teaching, id love to do both, so im not sure o my direction yet.

I have not taken any college classes, and I do not have any immediate plans to. I'm also not a teenager, but I'm 21, so I'm close.

If I did go to college, I would want to take philosophy most of all. But philosophy degrees do not open up many career choices, so I would probably double major in psychology. sociology, or some other science that especially interests me.

Anyway, good luck to all of you with your respective educations and careers!

Scott Hughes wrote: But philosophy degrees do not open up many career choices

They don't?! But...but...I'm 3 years into my philosophy degree...you mean I have wasted an entire three years of my life!?!

You are right, however, a philosophy degree is limiting in which career fields are opened up to you. More often than not (as is my case) most people opt to do a double major. The usual career course for those holding philosophy majors are Law, diplomacy and foreign service, literary field-editing, journalism, advertising etc and the political arena.

Well, I want to open a bookstore in San Francisco. *rolls eyes*
I plan on teaching World History at a high school level but I'd like to end up a librarian or bookshop girl. =]

i have my own business. i worked a lot for other people in small and big companies, but today i`m working just for myself

I'm not really too sure what I want to do. I really like playing the piano, so I may be a piano teacher and own my own music store. Music is one thing I can't live without. I may be a columnest too. I'm sort of all over the place with ideas.

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I'm not really too sure what I want to do. I really like playing the piano, so I may be a piano teacher and own my own music store. Music is one thing I can't live without. I may be a columnist too. I'm sort of all over the place with ideas.

I'm currently a sophomore in English Literature at university I'd like to become a book editor AND librarian!

I wanna either be a writer or a photographer I love both(I'm 13)