Final Final

**salty99** · 12-08-10, 10:14 PM

Work isn't hard to find if you are an EE like us

lol I keed I keed; seriously, congrats man. That is an accomplishment! I've still got forever to go

**Keiron** · 12-09-10, 12:03 AM

Thanks.

And I know how you feel. It took me about 7 years to actually finish my degree. About 3 of those years was getting my Associates because I was going to a community college and paying for it out of pocket. The other 4 years were me trying to decide which career path actually suited me best and taking the other necessary classes my university required that I couldn't take at the community college.

But hey I'm finally done and it was a great experience. Just need to make sure it was all worth it now.

**salty99** · 12-09-10, 12:35 AM

yeah I went in knowing what i wanted to do and I was gonna have a degree and be in the field in 4 years... what a silly dillusion

i'll probably have been there for like 5 years at least assuming I don't fail anything important...

**Keiron** · 12-09-10, 12:21 PM

Yeah that's what I thought at first too. The more I got into some of my classes though the more I couldn't decide. There is just so much out there that seems so interesting to me it was hard to choose!

Finally found my niche I believe though. Hoping it all works out now.

**GReYVee** · 12-09-10, 05:43 PM

Originally Posted by Keiron

Yeah that's what I thought at first too. The more I got into some of my classes though the more I couldn't decide. There is just so much out there that seems so interesting to me it was hard to choose!

Finally found my niche I believe though. Hoping it all works out now.

Lol ran into that same problem when I was in college. Lot of choices, and never wanted to ruin my interests by turning them into careers (I know sounds odd but that's my philosophy)

**Keiron** · 12-09-10, 09:30 PM

Yeah, I know that too. Kind of feel if I do it too much I won't enjoy it as much anymore. But then again if you don't really enjoy after awhile you must not enjoy it as much as you think right? Or certain aspects of whatever your doing at least.

Real good careers will keep you interested and happy. At least that is what I want to believe, don't ruin it for me!

**GReYVee** · 12-10-10, 06:03 PM

Lol, not tryin' to. And you are right, if your Job keeps you active, interested, engaged for a long time than it usually means you made a good choice. Playing with your current interests is a good way to accomplish that line of work.