So is it okay that I haven't thought of what I want to be yet?

by bamabelle13✝❤ Posted 2012/08/09 16:55:34

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And I'm going into my Senior year of high school, and I haven't the slightest clue of what I'd like to study in college.

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rand 2012/08/09 18:54:25

No

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Given the expense of college, I'd recommend seeing a counselor for aptitude and interest testing to get some ideas about what type of work would best suit you. Then in your freshman year you can take courses that will give you a better idea of the career for you.

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Professor Wizard 2012/08/09 18:33:23

Yes

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NO... a life long goal, starts when life does... Your parents should have chosen your future at birth, and had a plan for that choice by the time you are 3 years old... Like they do in China.

Actually... Yes... I changed careers twice in my life - - talk about not knowing what I wanted to do!

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MarcusRP 2012/08/09 18:01:11

Yes

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As long as you're narrowing down your college choices, you can be undecided. However, if you don't have an idea what college you'd like to go to, you'd better get a move on because application deadlines are coming up faster than you think.

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ṃεταllïс_ḋќ[сhατвøχ] 2012/08/09 17:32:15

Yes

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Just follow something that you wouldn't mind doing for a long time.And remember to make sure that type of career has a lot of job opportunities! Especially in this economy (:

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The River Rat 2012/08/09 17:00:33

Yes

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One day you will have to decide what to do for a living. If you don't know what you want to be, just take a general curriculum and you will fall into some job eventually.

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victoriaaaaa 2012/08/09 16:59:43

Yes

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it's okay. some people don't know until after they're in college, of course it's better to know earlier.

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