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What kind of Careers is /pol/ heading towards? 2017-06-20 01:37:20 Post No. 130605871
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What kind of Careers is /pol/ heading towards?
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2017-06-20 01:37:20
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What careers choices do you hope to accomplish in your life, if you're still in High School / College what do you hope to do when you're finished and out in the world field?
What back-up plans do you have if you don't go into your desired job, or what other paths have you set up for yourself to take.
Currently I'm struggling on a Civil Engineering Degree, or one for Social Studies and History, particularly United States History for teaching. Which do you think would be the better option and why?
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Go with your passion or you will hate college and the job after. It is easier to learn history on your own than engineering though. I graduated with a degree in EE. I don't regret it but I have been studying the social sciences on my own. It's good to be well-rounded.
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Most likely going to be some sort of GIS Technician/Analyst. Hoping to work my way up from either of those.
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FPBP
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Machining program at a community college. Decent odds, if I don't fuck it up, of getting a CNC machine operator position in October.
I don't have any actual career goals, though. This is stepping-stone-type shit, planning to work towards a 4-year degree once I have income coming in.
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