So I'm almost 21 and I still haven't chosen a career

This is going to sound weird but do you like architecture? There a re a couple of guys at work that design buildings, offices, open spaces. It requires using a computer and lots of concentration and imagination.

In my case I went for a degree in mechanical engineering plus administration since I couldn't figure out what I wanted in life. So far things are alright, been working in maintenance

>>17983871
That's a really great idea, I would of never thought of that. I've played around with sketchup in high school to make model houses but I always found that they looked generic and I have no passion to make something great. I like looking at beautiful houses and buildings, but not designing them.
That seems like a good degree with a lot of possibilities. How was school for you? I'm afraid to go to university because I try and stick to more hands on education but I think doing any type of computer science/engineering course would be lovely.
(I'm Canadian by the way, so our education system might be different.)

>I like computers and being creative

UX Designer. I'm surprised this wasn't the first post.

>>17983879
I didn't really care about school until my 3rd year or so. One time I chose playing Half Life instead of doing an extra project. Soon after that I started as an intern and finally understood the importance of being a responsible adult. Because of this my grades weren't exactly something to be proud of.

Last year I completed a MBA and my grades were fantastic. Despite the lack of sleep, fun and vacations I loved every single assignment.

My point is, what is it that you definitely love to do? I like to understand how things work, that's why I went to the engineering school. Once there I realized quality management is some tight shit.

>>17983899
thanks for the suggestion! I'm going to read more into that, it seems like a great idea since I find the really specific details of graphic design to be interesting. I had never even heard of the field before!
>>17983918
that last point was kind of an eye opener and it helped a lot. I should jot down what I actually enjoy doing. And yeah, I love taking crap apart and seeing how it works. I love fixing and building and i've been doing it since I was a kid.
True, school is stressful but I'd like to think I'm determined enough to keep my shit together. Hopefully...

>>17983937
I am a massive procrastinator and suffer a lot while reading or studying because I have the attention span of a golden retriever. I'm sure you can do this anon.