I am taking a this course in the fall, and though I have talked to a few people about it, I am still a little in the dark about the final outcome three years from now.
125647
Engineering.  Think, highways, bridges, dams and other government projects. \n\nhttp://www.leegreen.com/projects/index.html\n\nhttp://engineering.thingamajob.com/jobs/Colorado/Civil-CAD-Drafter-Designer/831562?vendor_id=29
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I'm on level 3 right now and will  get to 4 in a few days and it will take me a month if my interest still persists..otherwise in 3 months I should get there I hope and I will be thrown out of my current high paying job and will be answering questions as a social service ;-)
187840
No I dont like what I see, it is definitely less, but I deal with it that is all I can do, the fact that I have three more years of school makes things so much worse. I expected more yes, but I know that I will get there, I just took a small detour first, im on the right track now
13089
I would definitely do it.  It is never too late to start a new carrer and it might prove to be even more interesting than you thought.  Good Luck.
313936
I used to be. I graduated many years ago. Truthfully, if it hadn't been for the Honors College, my education would have been lacking. We had special lectures and challenging courses in economics, the arts and sciences and many other fields that simply weren't available to the rest of the campus (which I think, in retrospect, was a crime because everybody could have learned from them). I'm not sorry I did it, and would recommend it to anybody. You may end up not liking it and eventually make the choice to leave the program, but at least give it a try.
201031
IM STILL TRYING TO FIND OUT
504233
It will be diffuclt, but bonding with the professors might be easier then with the students.   Look around at differnet colleges, some will cater more to a older crowd.
80019
Here's my recommendation. Contact the school you're interested in, let them know your intent, and ask them your questions. See if maybe an instructor from the program is willing to help you. Just be honest with them.
476277
I did not quite understand the ins and outs of your situation, but if you are determined to go to this particular school, perhaps you should make an appointment to see the chair and ask his/her advice about what you could do to better your chances of being accepted.
74208
You've done it for three years, you've only got one more year to go.  Suck it up and worry about something else.  If you like their company and everything else is great, then you are doing well.  Don't sweat a few phone calls.
468997
Try and find a course that has a lot of placement opportunities, and you'll end up spending about half of your time at college and half working in your field.  Keep going, though, the more qualifications you get the more opportunities life will throw at you!
506180
I think you should follow your heart but keep it a secret. If word gets out and things are made out to be more than what it is than he can be in serious trouble with his job. He worked really hard to become a professor and you should be as supportive and concerned as possible.
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i quiet agree to support u to go for it. because it is meaningless if u doing the work that u don't interest in and maybe u will find it is boring to do that the job u don't  interest in. i have the same problem as u when i need to decide between my interest and another course that give me more job opportunity and finally i decide to go for it and no having any doubt. that's all i am going to say for you.i wish u good luck.
628186
Well, the whole idea in furthering your education is identifying issues in the world, deciding what concerns you, then wanting come up with a solution. I don't believe it's by chance that you have spent 4 years in a particualr studies. You have learned something. Now all you have to do is identify the issue, and try to come up with a solution.
176548
You're going to have to ask the question a little more coherently if you want me to answer. I have no idea what you're talking about. Sounds like you might have a hard time in this class.
112416
Have you tried going to you counselour and asking for advice? Have you talked with your teachers for a way to pull your grade up? Most people are willng to work with you \nIF your genuine about achieving you degree, this might be hard since your on probation but IF you are genuine about your education you might be able to figure something out with your college board members, teachers, something.\nSorry probably wasn't much help.
187832
Wow.  This one is a doozy.  First, I wanted to let you know that I've been where you are and that you really have no concrete way of knowing whether the "mistake" you think you may have made is a "good" or "bad" decision.  As for the "other" program, are you sure you can't get in?  It's never too late to try.  Even if you try and don't get in, you can always try to strengthen you portfolio/resume/cv and try again next semester/year.  As for being a "nobody," I don't think that's true.  We live in a society that constantly bombards us with the impression that if we are not beautiful, rich, and successful (on society's terms) that we are failures or a "nobody." I personally happen to believe that every human being carries with her or him a spark of the divine, and that this alone makes us all "somebody."  It sounds like you are really striving to do something good for yourself, keep trying, and don't let these bumps in the road get you down.