That's sorta how I feel

[QUOTE=Wanker]That's sorta how I feel[/QUOTE]

Good, that's what I like to hear. Try running a company, if that doesn't burn you out then you'll be a-okay.

I'd like to concentrate on finishing school right now, thanks.

I get the feeling that I'll have to go for a MBA after uni.

Why's that? What are you doing?

Probably something Finance-related.

Ah yeah. Fun. Probably about as fun as Engineering.

Haha, you guys might as well be dead.

Except there's less maths (which I don't really mind eitherway) :). It's either that or Radio + Television, though the nearest school that offers that course is really sucky, or so I've heard.

[QUOTE=Luxor]Do Americans use college to describe all their post-secondary schools? Because in Canada you can either go to university or college. College being for the... not so gifted.

Me gose 2 college =)[/QUOTE]

Yep. See, I'm the "remedial community college" type.

[QUOTE=Zappa]Haha, you guys might as well be dead.[/QUOTE]
No man, it's really rewarding.

I still have no idea what I'm going to study after highschool.

[QUOTE=The Great Decay]I still have no idea what I'm going to study after highschool.[/QUOTE]
Me also.

I'm just joking.

I think my college education is going to focus on music and technology. Hopefully I will learn about studio techniques and equipment, but if that doesn't "ring my chimes" as much as I expect it to, I will try to go into composition. If I am found to be a loser by all universities, as I'm sort of predicting, I don't know what I'll do. I hope I can get into a music program, because it's all I care about. I just don't know that I'm good enough.

It bothers me that I only have one more year left of highschool and I have no direction whatsoever.

I managed to get a pretty good job out of my degree so I'm fairly happy.

[QUOTE=The Great Decay]It bothers me that I only have one more year left of highschool and I have no direction whatsoever.[/QUOTE]

Same here.

I have a few major interests (music, painting, photography, cinema) but I'm not actually good enough at any of those things to pursue an actual career in said fields and it really worries me sometimes. :upset:

np: Godspeed You! Black Emperor - 09-15-00 (part1)

[QUOTE=The Great Decay]It bothers me that I only have one more year left of highschool and I have no direction whatsoever.[/QUOTE]
I'd say you're probably in the majority.

That is probably true. But the problem with me is that I do well in most subjects and I tend to find a lot of things interesting, which makes it nearly impossible to narrow down career options.

I have no idea what colleges I want to apply to, what I want to major in, or what I want to have a career in.

I got a while (I'm a junior in high school), but still. I need to get on that.

^ That's really not that long. You pretty much have to decide a few months into your senior year. It sneaks up on ya.

[QUOTE=The Great Decay]That's not entirely true. There are certain things you have to go to college for, regardless of your level of intelligence. There are also programs where you go to university and then you go to college to get hands on experience, like most engineering careers.[/QUOTE]
That's true, but not for engineering. That's a university program. My best friend is at Mac for engineering and my dad went to Ryerson.

[QUOTE=Happymeal]Except there's less maths (which I don't really mind eitherway) . It's either that or Radio + Television, though the nearest school that offers that course is really sucky, or so I've heard.[/QUOTE]
U of T miss. campus? That's the closest to you right? Mississuaga is close to so many universities/colleges though. You could go anywhere.

I almost bought the Fargo DVD for $10 tonight.

[QUOTE=Luxor]^ That's really not that long. You pretty much have to decide a few months into your senior year. It sneaks up on ya.


That's true, but not for engineering. That's a university program. My best friend is at Mac for engineering and my dad went to Ryerson.


U of T miss. campus? That's the closest to you right? Mississuaga is close to so many universities/colleges though. You could go anywhere.[/QUOTE]

Actually I was talking about Ryerson, UTM I didn't really bother to gather info on. Haha. Right now I'm thinking of either U of T or Ryerson. But York is another possibility.

Haha. University is overrated. You're all likely to change your major or stay undeclared for like a year, and if your doing music you'll drop out.

Kinda off the topic, why the hell would anyone want to study music and break it down so much that it becomes work not interest? music is fun, it's not about education and forced learning man.

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Kinda off the topic, why the hell would anyone want to study music and break it down so much that it becomes work not interest? music is fun, it's not about education and forced learning man.[/QUOTE]
That's always been my excuse for not studying music. I think my abilities have suffered as a result, though.

[QUOTE]Eugh... Le Tigre makes me cringe.[/QUOTE]

Well they're pretty horrible.

I've been really thinking about graduating high school early next year, and going to college to pursue either/a combination of Literature, Fine Arts, Electronics, or Philosophy. Im really leaning towards the Literature, though, with a Fine Arts minor, although it is kindof a worthless major job-wise.

Nth Degree by Morningwood is officially addictive.

[QUOTE=Zmev]Nth Degree by Morningwood is officially addictive.[/QUOTE]

As is Electric Light Orchestra.

Well, I'm off to bed. Goodnight everyone :)

[QUOTE=Tangy zizzle]Kinda off the topic, why the hell would anyone want to study music and break it down so much that it becomes work not interest? music is fun, it's not about education and forced learning man.[/QUOTE]

Plus it's waste. The only thing you can do with a music degree is become a teacher.