Study English, write books, fuck bitches.

>>1478542
Do something you like, or get a MBA.

>>1478542
Studying computer science. It's like 70% electrical engineering and 30% Software stuff.
It's a lot of work, actually. But it's not that bad. You got to decide on your own what you do all day long as long as you succeed in the exams every semester.
Don't know what I will do for a living yet.

>Would you have chosen a different path if you could go back now?
I would have jumped of a cliff at the age of, like, 13, when everyone would say "he just didn't know better", but that hasn't anything to do with college. Guess my life just kinda went wrong beyound the point where I could fix it.

1. I'm not looking for a career to give my life meaning and fulfill my existence. I leave that to my relationships with friends and family.

2. If the scale from pure application to pure theory and research goes from
1 - automotive mechanics
2 - architecture
...to...
9 - theoretical physics
10 - pure mathematics
I want to work somewhere from 5 to 8.

3. Modern advances in most anything are the result of the Medici, so I'm very interested in interdisciplinary studies. The most recent example that comes to mind would be prosthetics and computers that take advantage of the fact that our bodies are electrical in nature.

Is that you Travis?

>>1478720
Nope, my first initial is M.

work at mackdonalds mopping floor end up the ceo

>>1478678
You have no idea.
1. You're mixing up things. Idiot.
2. That's wrong. There is no such scale. Idiot.
3. Interdisciplinary studies? At this age? Nigga, please.

>>1478740
What on earth are you talking about?

>>1478678
Fixing typo:
"...are the result of the Medici Effect, so I'm..."

i did EE and graduated in may and don't have a job whee! my girlfriend is making way too much money at her job with a computer engineering degree so i get to play with the dog yay!

I'd like to take you from behind.You should go into engineering.