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I thought you were more like 23LarryMullen's_POPAngel said:Ooooh, that's an idea, Tara.Do they have degrees for that?
Btw, I'm hoping that "you're 27" thing means I don't look that old!
I'm 27 and Still Have No Idea What I Want To be When I Grow Up
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Liesje
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Here's my problem: I know what I want to be, I'm just doing something totally opposite! I've changed programs five times in my first three years of college (General Science > Computer Science > Digital Communications > Business > Business Communications). Now I'm a business communications major, third world development minor. My job is computer/printer/AV equipment repair. And what to I want to "be"?.....a veterinary technician. 
Techie2000
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I currently work as a computer consultant, am majoring in chemistry, and want to get into politics...lol
meegannie
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I agree with dandy about talking to people in the fields you're considering and professors at the university/college where you'll be studying. 
I'm almost 25 and don't know what I want to do either. I have a BA in two totally useless subjects and 2/3 of a MA, and am in a job I'm way overqualified for with no prospects for advancement. I'd love to be a veterinarian, but there's no way I'd get accepted into veterinary school. I've thought about trying to retrain as a veterinary nurse, but it would be really expensive and time-consuming, and I wouldn't be able to start for another year. I really don't see any future (career-wise) for myself if I stay in England and have little hope of ever making more than £20,000 per year (I currently only make £8,000!), so I'm thinking about moving back to the US and going back into government/political work, but even that is easier said than done since it's not just my decision, and would cost thousands of dollars and take months to process my husband's visa.
I'm almost 25 and don't know what I want to do either. I have a BA in two totally useless subjects and 2/3 of a MA, and am in a job I'm way overqualified for with no prospects for advancement. I'd love to be a veterinarian, but there's no way I'd get accepted into veterinary school. I've thought about trying to retrain as a veterinary nurse, but it would be really expensive and time-consuming, and I wouldn't be able to start for another year. I really don't see any future (career-wise) for myself if I stay in England and have little hope of ever making more than £20,000 per year (I currently only make £8,000!), so I'm thinking about moving back to the US and going back into government/political work, but even that is easier said than done since it's not just my decision, and would cost thousands of dollars and take months to process my husband's visa.
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