i honestly haven't found a normal profession that speaks to me at all. i can't see myself doing anything except music.

Become a music teacher?

[quote=radagastthebrown;17041565]except its all memorization, so its not bad at all[/quote]
We'll see how you go. You've not even started your career yet broseph.

[QUOTE=Angmar;17041575]Become a music teacher?[/QUOTE]

i hate kids =P

im just doing whatever, because you can get into law school with a lot of different majors, as long as you do well. and my sister is mad down with lawschool the staff at penn state, so booyah.

I'm interested in where we'll all end up in 10 years.

[QUOTE=bringonthebreakdown;17041580]i hate kids =P[/QUOTE]

high school

college

:wave:

[QUOTE=Nostalgia;17041589]I'm interested in where we'll all end up in 10 years.[/QUOTE]

skinners will live under a bridge probably. oh the irony.

[quote=Aaron;17041576]We'll see how you go. You've not even started your career yet broseph.[/quote]very true.

i could very well hate it

[quote=Nostalgia;17041589]I'm interested in where we'll all end up in 10 years.[/quote]Hopefully I'll be retired by then. My mortgage is goneskis in 4 more years.

Retired will be one of those guys who goes to treatment centers and gives speeches on why not to become addicted to opiates.

Haha so true.

[QUOTE=bringonthebreakdown;17041598]skinners will live under a bridge probably. oh the irony.[/QUOTE]

no, but he will have tons of respiratory problems from breathing in all of the fumes he does at work.

he's sure smarter than all of us, going right into the workforce and not even dealing with school.

i think youre thinking of EINSIEG

[QUOTE=Angmar;17041561]I'm considering civil engineering, but architecture seems like a nice path as well. Plus the classes are very appealing to me, only 1 trimester of math is required and a lot of the courses sound very interesting. Plus travelling to Rome for studying abroad would be awesome. Civil Enigneering requires a s[SIZE="2"]hi[/SIZE]t load of math classes like Calculus which I just don't even want to think about...[/QUOTE]

Calculus is no big deal.

I've had:
Calc I
Calc II
Calc III
Linear Algebra
Differential Equations


That's all the math you need for civil. After my sophomore year I was done.


Of course working civil problems require math, but I mean those are all the math courses you need.

lol math

lol welding school

I'm honestly just mathphobic, I'm only in Algebra 2 and I struggle with it. Knowing that I could go down a career path that is interesting to me and only have to take a trimester of Math 101 is very appealing. :p

[QUOTE=Nostalgia;17041629]i think youre thinking of EINSIEG[/QUOTE]

i thought they were the same poster

Civil Engineering is the most elite form of engineering.

Sup guys

I'm at SUNY University at Buffalo now

I switched my major away from Electrical Engineering / Computer Science to MIS (plus Chinese minor) because I want travel a lot rather than sit in a windowless cubicle farm forever

btw, business stats is so LOL for someone who was previously an engineering major

Merry Dipmas

[QUOTE=EINSIEG;17041678]Hah welding school has made me wealthy you're just a jealous large bundle of sticks.[/quote]
enjoy your extreme respitory issues at age 38.

[quote]umm no I'm not that retard[/QUOTE]
oh you're just that other retard

Yeah I totally don't wear a facemask to protect my lungs or anything.

[QUOTE=1338 h4x0r;17041681]Sup guys

I'm at SUNY University at Buffalo now

I switched my major away from Electrical Engineering / Computer Science to MIS (plus Chinese minor) because I want travel a lot rather than sit in a windowless cubicle farm forever

btw, business stats is so LOL for someone who was previously an engineering major

Merry Dipmas[/QUOTE]

dude i haven't seen you in a long time. sup

Wearing respirators blow, especially in 95 degree weather.

Working inside an air conditioned warehouse ftw.

[quote=1338 h4x0r;17041681]Sup guys

I'm at SUNY University at Buffalo now

I switched my major away from Electrical Engineering / Computer Science to MIS (plus Chinese minor) because I want travel a lot rather than sit in a windowless cubicle farm forever

btw, business stats is so LOL for someone who was previously an engineering major

Merry Dipmas[/quote]
you are a mere 4 hours away from me. want 2 cyber?

Welding, particularly underwater welding, can be very dangerous.

I think if I ever flunk out of school (heavens forfend), my safety net will be dental hygiene or radiography or something.

[QUOTE=Mr. Ron;17041728]you are a mere 4 hours away from me. want 2 cyber?[/QUOTE]

:angry:/ :angry:/ :angry:/ :angry:/

i think you're the only friend of mine who's grades i ever worry about. :lol:

**** underwater welding, i've only burned myself twice in my career.