Life plans/dreams after grade 12?

[Giordano]

Go to some Directing or writing school to become a scriptwright. If all that goes well and I become rich, you all may just be watching one of my shows. \

 

 

 

But if not, then I'll go and become a history teacher in my local high school(s).

[Errdoth]

Graduate high-school, go to a four year, get a degree in aerospace engineering, and then build me some space ships :P

[Star_Fox]

going to a steady college (might stay home until i reach 20) then go. after that, i might continue to major in studies i find interesting and support whatever my mom needs to pay off our house.

[Rebdragon]

Currently studying at Cornell University, Material Science major at the moment. Dunno exactly where that's gunna take me, so I guess I'll just go where the wind takes meh.

[fastortoise]

I've longed dreamed about a job that would combine my creativity and smarts, and I discovered it a few months ago:

 

Architect 8-)

 

Luckily, I'm in the perfect college program in order for me to get accepted in Architecture over at McGill in 2 semesters. Grades are no problem at all, I have the same if not better grades than my older brother and he's in Medicine, also at McGill. And if any of you have ever watched Seinfeld, you'd know architects get all the ladies :thumbup:

[oreocookie987]

Statistics have shown that only 14% of all adults are doing what they said they'd do after graduating high school.

 

 

 

Enjoy.

[flipflop121]

Well at the moment i have a few options in front of me.

 

 

 

will list in preference

 

 

 

option a) get accepted into the army, and do my bachelor of buisness / arts degree majoring in economics and political science. work in the army for another 5 years (mandatory) and come out at the age of 28 with a very nice bank balance. then move back into civilan life and start to work my way into federal politics and hopefully secure my self a place in the senate / house of reps and continue working from there.

 

 

 

option B) do a bachelor of commerce / law at my local university, and get a part-time job in a firm of somekind doing paperwork etc to pay for uni. join a solicitor firm straight out of uni and study political science at nights. then eventually move into the political foray and follow option a.

 

 

 

option c) do a bachelor of buisness / commerce, major in accounting, join an accounting firm and stick with that. get into local/state politics and see if i can shuffle my way through that

[Tim]

well since im about to do my HSC (australian's would know what it is) i havent planned alot. proberly Cert 3 in IT, get my RAS (responsible Alcohol Service) so i can work in Pubs, resturants etc and prob others. cant get Uni as i dont get a UAI due to Department of Educations standards (stingy noobs) and i havent got $50K to spend on a course

[dsavi]

Graduate high-school, go to a four year, get a degree in aerospace engineering, and then build me some space ships :P

 

Yeah, that sounds a lot like an aerospace engineering graduate. "I'm going to build me some space ships!".

 

:lol:

[rangeor]

Graduate high-school, go to a four year, get a degree in aerospace engineering, and then build me some space ships :P

 

 

 

I know an aerospace engineering secret. If you paint flames on the spaceship, it'll go faster!

[Boris5000]

Statistics have shown that only 14% of all adults are doing what they said they'd do after graduating high school.

 

 

 

Enjoy.

 

 

 

Yeah :/ the school I am going to are trying to make me decide what I'm going to do...

[Cyco_Reborn]

I'd like a job as a Mortician or a Pathologist when I grow up. And for everything else? Find a nice, furry boyfriend, move in with him and have a happy relationship together!!!

[Jernlov]

- Fail spectacularly at my exams

 

- End up on the dole

[Arch_Tyrant]

I've longed dreamed about a job that would combine my creativity and smarts, and I discovered it a few months ago:

 

Architect 8-)

 

 

 

I've wanted to be an Architect since I was a little kid but I've recently took an interest in Engineering. I would love to be in the music business though but hey, if that doesn't work out then those extra math and science classes I have been taking will sure come in handy. :

[Giordano]

Statistics have shown that only 14% of all adults are doing what they said they'd do after graduating high school.

 

 

 

Enjoy.

 

It's the possibility of having a dream come true that makes life interesting."

[Skull]

Statistics have shown that only 14% of all adults are doing what they said they'd do after graduating high school.

 

 

 

Enjoy.

 

I'm going to be a failure at life, live on the streets, have no job, no friends, and be addicted to every body destroying substance known to man.

 

 

 

Now that I've said that, there's an 86% chance it won't happen. Take that statistics.

[Princess Viola]

After college WORLD DOMINATION! Nah, I'm just [bleep]ing with you.

 

 

 

I'm really going to hop the pond and go to England. Then realize that England is too small and go back to the states and try to become a TV show creator. Hey, maybe in 10 or so years one of my shows might replace The Simpsons.

 

 

 

If that fails then, *click*....

[ugafan_2009]

I know I'm going to attend the University of Georgia, but I have no clue what I'll major in or what I'll do after college.

[fastortoise]

I've longed dreamed about a job that would combine my creativity and smarts, and I discovered it a few months ago:

 

Architect 8-)

 

 

 

I've wanted to be an Architect since I was a little kid but I've recently took an interest in Engineering. I would love to be in the music business though but hey, if that doesn't work out then those extra math and science classes I have been taking will sure come in handy. :

 

 

 

Yeah, it's still a tossup between Architecture and Engineering for me. I'm taking an engineering class this semester and Murphy's laws are the worst... so much rage when I trying building an RC circuit. I was thinking about bagging me one of those Alaskan petrol engineer jobs, work there for like 5 years and get a cool half mil, invest it in a nice big house and work on more engineering back in Montreal or pursue Architecture. Of course, that means 5 years without human contact.. hopefully they'll be internet :lol:

 

:thumbup:

[PoorLepRecon]

I myself am looking into Engineering as a career, most notably aerospace engineering. I have taken 2 classes in my school, and I am involved in the TSA (technology student association), which is the engineering club at my school. But who knows what really will happen.

 

 

 

Statistics have shown that only 14% of all adults are doing what they said they'd do after graduating high school.

 

 

 

Enjoy.

 

I'm going to be a failure at life, live on the streets, have no job, no friends, and be addicted to every body destroying substance known to man.

 

 

 

Now that I've said that, there's an 86% chance it won't happen. Take that statistics.

 

 

 

That is win. 8-)

[Blink-182]

I hope to go to and Art school and pursue a career in directing movies.

[Kaphias]

Something in engineering, preferably aeronautics, otherwise a pilot possibly.

[pennywise]

I'm going to join the U.S. Marine Corps.

[nickeley102]

you guys should think about teaching if your not sure what you want to do/study

 

 

 

its very rewarding

 

if your an efficient planner you can arrive at 9 and leave at 3

 

its a 40 week year

 

the day is conviently broken into 5 very managable 1hour units

 

its never boring

 

if your young and enthusiatic the kids will behave really well and like you

 

become a dean or an hod and only teach 2 hours a day

 

its an excuse not to grow up (the majority of my teaching consists of me creating stupid games and giving them stupid names)

 

at the moment there is a real worldwide shortage (my training is free)

 

you quite often get student teachers to work for you

 

the pay is comparable (it actually is, people who say it isnt are not very realistic) I will start on more than my brother who is a junior partner at a large, successful law firm.

 

its fun (it really is)

 

naughty kids isnt an issue (i have taught in a large variety of schools)

 

 

 

but than again if your enthusiastic about something else than i say pursue that get your degree or what and remember its a small step to becoming a teacher

 

 

 

ii just got myself quite excited about teaching

[Saru Inc]

Option 1 - Ancient Civilizations Historian (I love that stuff, it's the [cabbage] lol.)

 

 

 

Option 2 - European and or American Historian Before 1950.

 

 

 

Option 3 - Minimum Wage worker at Panchero's. (I'd hate that, but I may get stuck with it lol.)

 

 

 

Option 4 - Hobo at my parents house (doubt it, cuz they said I can't live there anymore when I'm 18 or something like that)

 

 

 

Option 5 - Teacher for History

 

 

 

Option 6 - Runescape Mod (HELLS YEA) /sarcasm

 

 

 

Option 7 - Journalist (maybe? Not really looked into this at all really, but it could be interesting.)

 

 

 

Option 8 - Singer\song writer.

 

 

 

 

 

Or I'll throw all those in a hat and pick one.

 

 

 

 

 

you guys should think about teaching if your not sure what you want to do/study

 

 

 

its very rewarding

 

if your an efficient planner you can arrive at 9 and leave at 3

 

its a 40 week year

 

the day is conviently broken into 5 very managable 1hour units

 

its never boring

 

if your young and enthusiatic the kids will behave really well and like you

 

become a dean or an hod and only teach 2 hours a day

 

its an excuse not to grow up (the majority of my teaching consists of me creating stupid games and giving them stupid names)

 

at the moment there is a real worldwide shortage (my training is free)

 

you quite often get student teachers to work for you

 

the pay is comparable (it actually is, people who say it isnt are not very realistic) I will start on more than my brother who is a junior partner at a large, successful law firm.

 

its fun (it really is)

 

naughty kids isnt an issue (i have taught in a large variety of schools)

 

 

 

but than again if your enthusiastic about something else than i say pursue that get your degree or what and remember its a small step to becoming a teacher

 

 

 

ii just got myself quite excited about teaching

 

 

 

 

 

The hours depend on what type of school (Ele, mid, high) The pay also depends, but in USA, usually isn't that good. Also, you work during the summer, don't think you don't. ;) (At least, the teachers do in VA) And in VA, kids are [wagon], but you can always refer em quick as a [bleep]. Principal is ahrd as a [bleep] to get also. Of coruse, this is all in USA, more specifically VA, and apparently you live in UK? may be better over there.