What should I go for in community college. What's a good

be a nurse!! practicing nurses get their doctorates
but don't cuck yourself do what will make you happy as you'll try the hardest in that field and get far.

>>38699988
I wish man but I have a weak stomach. The job I have now has nurses around me and I have to look away when they stick people or draw blood. Thanks though.

>>38699965
Accounting or become a park ranger

>>38699988
That's the route I took. I hate it, but I'd hate doing anything. Starting IV's and giving shots is kind of fun in a way. Not many other jobs pay you to do that kind of thing to people. You see all kinds of cool shit. I wish I'd gone for medicine though. Pisses me off when they don't do what I say when I know more than them.

bumping before I go to bed
gn

>>38699988
This, also girl coworkers ratio is ideal.

Only peoblem is nurses tend to be surly 'sassy' and generally unpleasant

>>38699965

IDK, take some classes to meet some people?

>>38699965
I've heard good things about radiography/computed tomography. You get to work with some neat tech. You get to help people, but without having to deal with piss/shit/blood/vomit like nurses and paramedics. Pay seems to be solid.

I would say either that or something computer-related like cybersecurity or networking.

>>38701998
Well I'm up.

I wanted to do accounting but I'm horrible with math. I had to drop calculus back when I was in school. Fuck imaginary numbers.

>>38704394
>wanting to do accounting
If you value your health don't get an office job.

>>38703835
I have jungle feaver and ive noticed alot of hot black women become nurses especially foreigners. Hnngg

>>38704417
Because you're always sitting? Well I go to the gym pretty often. I work a pretty shit job now so I'd kill for anything else that pays $12+.

>>38704141
I was going to do radiography but apparently you need to sign up early like before May for that course and I don't want to go another year without school.

Tell me more about cyber security and networking. What degree could I get in a university with these?

>>38699965
STEM, medicine, law, finance

>>38705339
>because you're always sitting?
That's just one thing to consider. The workload could be stressful and you will have to deal with normals every day.

>>38705377
You could probably work them into a Computer Science or Computer Engineering degree, but it probably depends on whether the community college has a relevant articulation agreement with the university. See if you can find the info on the CC's website or just give them a call and ask about it.

>What should I go for in community college.

>What's a good degree to get that can land me a job once I get my associates but also that I can continue studying at a university so I can get a bachelor's?

Nursing.

>I have a ton of credits like over 60 so I pretty much have all the core classes knocked out.

Good.

>>38701998
How do I become a park ranger? Seems something I would enjoy very much. Anyone here one?

>>38705377
>Tell me more about cyber security and networking. What degree could I get in a university with these?

None.

>>38704394

Don't worry, accounting is all algebra. You can do it. If Calculus is a degree requirement, take the CLEP Calculus exam for ~$100 to get the credits (it's not graded but it counts towards your degree).
>>38705409
>STEM, medicine, law, finance

The OP asked for things that he could immediately do with an associates and transfer to a bachelors.

>>38705546
You could probably work them into a Computer Science or Computer Engineering degree

No, you probably can't. Computer Science is mathematics, not computer applications.

>>38704417
>If you value your health don't get an office job.

probably good advice. sitting is correlated with death in multiple studies

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>>38705677
>No, you probably can't. Computer Science is mathematics, not computer applications.

It depends on the university. Which is why I said in my post to research it first, you imbecile.

Random google searches:

http://www.regis.edu/CCIS/Academics/Degrees-Programs/Undergraduate-Programs/BS-Computer-Networking.aspx

http://www.umuc.edu/academic-programs/bachelors-degrees/computer-networks-and-cyber-security-major.cfm

http://www.coloradotech.edu/degrees/bachelors/it/network-management

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Would any experienced /g/entleman recommend going into computer engineering? Is it comfy? Will computer engineering land me a job in machine learning?

Plz respond

>>38705644

/out/ will have some good advice on this topic

>>38699965
Economics

Logistic

IT

Whatever you do, stay away from law:

http://thirdtierreality.blogspot.com/

>>38699965
Go to germany and get an actually good education at a good university for only a part of what you would pay for your college education in burgerland. We have lots of english taught study programms here.