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| Particle Man | Nov 20 2007, 03:16 AM |
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I'm glad you asked. Electrical Engineering. I enjoyed the theory classes a lot (freshman and sophomore years), but not the application later on. I highly recommend that you take the Myers-Briggs test to determine your strengths and likes/dislikes: http://www.myersbriggs.org/ I wish I had taken it before college. Right now I tutor math and physics. I don't work in Engineering because I hate it. I hate the writing, I hate experimentation, I don't really like building things or figuring out circuits. I'm glad I know the math behind it but otherwise it was really a mistake for me, I'd have been better off sticking to theory. The MBTI told me that, but by then it was too late. I just hope I can find an Engineering job I can tolerate, cause I need the money. I'm not too hopeful though. Maybe I painted kind of a negative picture there, cause of the mess my senior year was mostly, but I did love college overall. |
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