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If it makes you feel any better I know someone that literally spent almost 20 years in college...changed majors more times than I think SHE even could count, got her Masters then a PhD and finally at like IDK....48.....got a job as a principle in a public school in PA. Sounds like an awful lot of work for very little to me IMHO.....
I go along with the Sugar Mama thing....and if they know any Sugar Daddies....give me a heads up! ;D
Well the program I changed to is Architecture so once I graduate and finish the required apprenticeship I should be able to get a real job... around the time I turn 30. Fortunately I have scholarships that cover the first four years so I will only have four years worth of loans. Plus 4-5 more years of having summer (Bonnaroo) completely free and 5 more years of student section for football and basketball!
I know my work load is going to through the roof with the new major but the difference will be everything will be working on skills that will actually apply to a career, which is something I couldn't say about anything I ever did with Polisci.
This might belong in another thread, but I just saw this on food Network, Speaking of Bacon,"He's got balls". How about Bacon-Wrapped Matzo balls? This is funny, but damn they look tasty!
Well the program I changed to is Architecture so once I graduate and finish the required apprenticeship I should be able to get a real job... around the time I turn 30. Fortunately I have scholarships that cover the first four years so I will only have four years worth of loans. Plus 4-5 more years of having summer (Bonnaroo) completely free and 5 more years of student section for football and basketball!
Architecture entails a lot more math than you would normally have to do, obviously. I have friends in architecture and the schooling (nowadays) is looong. My grandfather was an architect, but he only had to go to school for 2 years... this was in the 40s, I think.
Random thought:
As I sit here eating a layered biscuit, I have to ask myself "why?"... Why does this exist?
Chicagorooer is a pot stirrer...and not a very good one at that. His intellectual skills can't keep him in the competition with Kdogg or the rest of us who actually keep up with politics to any extent. He's of the "Government should be what I want it to be and NOT be what I don't want it to be" genre...thus his unpopularity.
Back to the Architecture major change....I know several architects and they do make GOOD money but for the amount of schooling AND workload it doesn't equate to GREAT...just good upper middle class. I remember at Auburn, the Architecture Building was open 24/7/365 and there was ALWAYS at least 100 people in the building all the time. It's a touch course of study. Pays well, but there are things that pay better with less effort though if it's what you love to do it is totally worth it! And yes, MUCH more marketable than a PolySci degree. At least initially. My major was journalism and all my professors expected my minors to be in Poly Sci and/or Econmics. When I chose Business and Physics...well the Business they got. But I ALWAYS had to defend my schedule to the dean for the Physics minor. But it turned out to be my way into computers....and now I KNOW I make WAAAY more than I ever would have in Journalism.....
I had a choco taco at the recommendation of a co-worker in line. It was good, but c'mon, if you're gonna make an ice cream cone, don't use low-fat ice cream.
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