I'm doing some soul searching because i'm thinking about

[ABC]

I think you need to put some thought and explore what it is you love to do. Not specifically, but generally.

Not, do you want to be a banker, but do you like finance? Not if you want to be a newspaper reporter, but do you like writing?

For me, it was politics/public policy but I didn't specfically what or where. And maybe I still don't.

I'll never forget what WSU Econ professor Martin Perline noted when he spoke to my fraternity. He said a social worker who loves what they do will be more successful and make more money than an accountant who doesn't like what they do.

[Hotel Paper]

I think you need to put some thought and explore what it is you love to do. Not specifically, but generally.

Not, do you want to be a banker, but do you like finance? Not if you want to be a newspaper reporter, but do you like writing?

For me, it was politics/public policy but I didn't specfically what or where. And maybe I still don't.

I'll never forget what WSU Econ professor Martin Perline noted when he spoke to my fraternity. He said a social worker who loves what they do will be more successful and make more money than an accountant who doesn't like what they do.

Perline still teaches

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Perline is a pimp!

Get your economics degree and then you can be a genius like CB!


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...8)

[Hotel Paper]

i would but those stupid supply and demand charts

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You basically have three choices Economics, Finance, or Accounting. Choose any other degree and job interviews will be more hard to come by and require more demonstration of experience.


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...8)

[Hotel Paper]

what about a minor in communications? i love to talk and i'm quite the chatterbox

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what about a minor in communications? i love to talk and i'm quite the chatterbox

Bleh.

If you like working with computers a minor in MIS would probably be beneficial.

Minors take extra classes so if you feel like you are losing steam just get the degree done.

The more quantitative education you get the higher your value to prospective employers.


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...8)

[DUShock]

Get the paper. Work 3-4 years then go get your Masters, the Masters is the new "traditional" path to career success. All the best Hotel I truly wish you well.

Go Shocks!!!!

[Awesome Sauce Malone]

Or you can be like me and live down in a van BY THE RIVER!