What would you do if you've been unemployed, studying,and you still don't know exactly what you want to do af?
824771
You do the work that is available, whatever that may be. This will help you get money for books, if there is help at the college you attend, apply there, They may know of work that is available for students. Sooner or later you need to come to a decision of what you would like to do, or you would be floating through life without an aim.What are you good at, and what are your likes and dislikes? Even the very best job you may get will take some adjustments and have in it something or someone, you will have to learn to cope with. Best of luck.
995345
I would pursue what it is that you love.\n\nIf you are just doing something for money, you aren't going to be committed to doing it well.  That means that you don't get the best paying jobs--and you may even lose your job because of poor performance.  This is all assuming that you are interested enough to actually complete the degree.\n\nIf you have a love for something, you will find a way to support yourself doing it--because you have that passion that will lead you to excel.  Passion is worth something far greater than money.\n\nFollow your heart.
541857
You still have a lot of time to figure things out.  I say go to college.  Dont feel bad I am 26 and feel that I have done nothing.  I have not gone to college yet and really want to but life is busy I dont have time.  Go to college before you are 26 wondering why you didnt go when you could have.
545025
dont worry believe me many are in your shoes. it takes time to know what u really want.. i would consider u start taking your basics either at a college or university. talk to people look around search different careers. and do what u like.choose something u will be happy doing for a living.
284655
I don't know that I will ever know what I really want. All the things that I want to make with my life is out of reach. So who knows. Go with the flow and live everyday to it's fullest. Don't sweat the small stuff and hang in there.
606216
Go back to school and get another type of job.
1168155
Keep yourself busy.  Go out and learn something new.  Try looking for wekend activities at community colleges.  Sometimes they have what is called a "Community Services" office where you can learn fun things.\nGood Luck
213609
You should always be honest. I also recommend that you check with different organinzations on help obtaining employment. There are classes you can take on completing applications, conducting a succesful interview, etc. You might want to also think about going back to school and make long term goals for yourself.
803926
maybe you could try and learn something new and exciting that compliments your career, or that will take you to where you want to be.. Perhaps joining a class at college would help. For sure, this would make you meet new people in that line etc., and this would open up your mind, plus take away some of the boredom in life?
1134722
the only way to figure this out is by figuring what YOU want to do in life. It's kind of hard to figure out aftre just finishing college, you have resposibilities now, rent, debts and so on. The key here is to find out what you really enjoy doing. that can come about from many different ways. If you're like me, I found out what I wanted to do in life by.....figuring out what I DIDN'T want to do. Had lots of crappy jobs that lead nowhere. took me awhile to figure out that I didn't know what I wanted and that's why i career hopped to various jobs. Look at what you find interest in, not what makes a lot of money or what your parents would like to see you do but what you find interests in. doesn't have to be in accounting either. I grad with a B.A. in English Writing and I'm now a loan officer. either look for what you want to do or just pick something quick and see if you like it.
890688
You state "any help would be appreciated". How did you get stuck with having to make the choice? That's a he ll of a responsibility. Good Luck.
457591
Flip Burgers. \n\nNo, actually the best thing to keep in mind when you conducting a job search is what you WANT to do.  The answer to that question will inevitably have more to do with your happiness and success than what you are QUALIFIED to do.  Most employers are more interested in what you've DONE and what you WANT TO DO than WHAT YOU'VE STUDIED anyway.  \n\nThink about what you like doing, where you'd like to be five/ten years from now, and what choices you'd like to have.  Don't let your degre determine what you can do.  People change jobs every 3-5 years and careers every 7-10, on average.  That you have a degree is much more important than what it's in specifically.  \n\nThe best advice I can give you is that whatever you choose, do something that will give you more options in the future (as opposed to fewer).  You never know how the circumstances in your life will affect your interests down the road.
947466
Well I don't know what jobs you've done in the past - perhaps they weren't very challenging.\n\nMaybe you need to write a list of the jobs you'd enjoy doing, or just stuff that you enjoy anyway - find out your passions then try to get a job in that field.
133370
Make a list of all the things you like to do. Is there anything on that list you would like to all the time? If so, choose something in that field. If not, find something you what to keep learning about and choose a job that goes with it.
784150
Basically, you just have to keep plugging along. Try to find a job you don't hate to pay the bills. Meanwhile, start to search your soul for who you really are and what you want out of life. I grappled with the whole "what do I want to do for the rest of my life?" question when I graduated college and I'm now on version 3.0 of my "life."  At first I thought I would teach elementary, then I thought I'd do interior design and now I've gone back to my degree (Art History) and am applying to grad school so I can teach at a higher level and maybe get some museum work.\n\nFor right now, I'm working as an admin in a high tech company in Silicon Valley, which has nothing to do with who I am or what I want to do for the rest of my life. But it's stable and it pays the bills so it's perfect for right now.\n\nYou just need to really try and figure out what type of career will bring you the most happiness because I don't believe you can stick with a career that you don't really like for very long. You'll just get angry, depressed, resentful, bored, etc, and have another life crisis in a few years. :-)\n\nGood luck and do some soul searching. Brainstorm. Write lists. Read a lot. Do whatever it takes to figure out what path to start down. You never know exactly where you'll end up so don't get too attached to the outcome. You have to find a place to start and the universe will take care of the rest.
590829
I have graduated and still have no idea what I want to do.  Try to get a hands on experience in the fields you are interested in.  It may turn out to be a disappointment.  Even if you have to volunteer, it would be worth it.  I did an internship the last year of college and was shocked and hated every minute of it, now, I'm a little stuck.  Get some experience and then make a decision.
430833
Think about what you really want to do. Work up a resume with an entry level position in that area as the job objective. Get the yellow pages and call companies in that area and find out if you can fax over your resume and to who's attention. If you do not qualify for entry in that area maybe you need to go back to school