how can you finnally chose the right career path when your totally confused and dont know what you want to do?
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Think about certain things that interest you and/or things you like doing.
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It all depends where ur interests lie. u may not be able to enjoy studying  and working in a field that's not to ur liking, so first decide where ur real interests lie and then go for it. You get an opportunity to earn a lot in any field, so long as ur the best there is.
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It depends on the person and how hard that person is willing to work to achieve their chosen career path.\n\nWhen I started college, I wanted to be an accountant, but during the pursuit of my bachelor's degree (taking accounting classes and working at accounting firms), I decided that I didn't want to be an accountant.  I changed my major to history, got my bachelor's degree, then went on to law school.\n\nIf you are curious about different careers, talk to a career counselor, or try to shadow persons in various fields so you have an idea about what you want to do and what would make you happy.\n\nGood luck!
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You could make a list of what you enjoy doing. Those things which seem to always peak your interest then see what careers are open in those fields then achieve an education so that you can apply for work in a field you love. Just remember if you enjoy getting up each morning and going to work that will make for a less strenuous work place.
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The first question u have to answear is what u wanna be in life! and then try to think that u probably are going to do that the rest of u life if u want to be succesful. U have to have passion for what u do. So study every college particularly and make a decision. And u know collage life is the best, they are the best years of u life
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You should really take stock and figure it out soon, especially if you are going to have to go back to school.  The older you get, the harder it will be to change careers.  \n\nSee if there is anything on the net or if a career counseling center can help.
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Find your passion & DO it.\nPreferrably, get paid for doing it. Make it your career.
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Try a few different jobs and see which you like better.  Volunteer in various capacities.  Do interest and aptitude surveys and questionnaires.  Most importantly, be open to new things and be flexible in your thinking.  Young people entering the job market today can expect to have several careers throughout their working lives.  \n\nOur daughters who are now 28, 30, 31, and 33 are already into second and third careers.  And I am retired, a grandma, and I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up.
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What kind of job are you looking for?\nWhat are your skills/interests?\nThere are many types of jobs around, but they might not be what you'd like to do.
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Well, it all depends on how much you really like the profession. If it is something that would satisfy you personally that you are really passionate about I say do it if not then look for another career path.
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One of the most critical steps involved in making course and career choices is self-awareness. This refers to the extent to which you know yourself. By developing an understanding of yourself, you are in a better position to research and select a career and course that you will enjoy and will be successful at. What are your skills and aptitudes? \nWhat are your interests? \nWhat are your values? \nWhat is your personality? \nWhat factors do you need to consider when making your course/career decision?  \nIn order to make good career decisions, you need to be aware of the current labour market trends. That is, knowing what is going on within your industry of interest. \n \nOccupational description \nWork conditions \nSalary/Income \nJob openings \nSkill requirements \nTraining requirements \nFuture projections of employment prospects \n\n\nBy gaining a realistic view of the current labour market you are in better position to make decisions about course and career options. Sometimes there are large discrepancies between job or course titles and the reality of the nature of the work and employment prospects. Being aware of employment opportunities, salaries, training requirements, and key tasks and duties associated with particular occupational groups will help you make an informed decisionOnce you have a better understanding of yourself as a person and the latest labour market trends, you are ready to start identifying what career path is for youStep 1 \nNarrow down your list of occupations of interest so that you can explore a manageable number, such as 3 to 6. \n\n\nStep 2 \nConsider how each occupation fits with your values, interests, personality and skills \n\nStep 3 \nFind out more information about each occupation so that you can you can make a better decision. There are two ways to get more information about occupation's that interest you:
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whut? \n\nhow old are you and what do you like to do.  It'd be good to find a career doing something you enjoy doing.  Figure out your priorities-- making more money or having more time, for example.
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This is a really hard question for everyone.  My advice would be to explore jobs that you think you may like. Shadow some people who do the jobs that you think you may like to do.  Talk to professors at college and ask them about the subjects they teach.  I found out what i wanted to be becuase I just kept asking people why did you choose this and how did you know this is what you wanted to do what do you like about it?  If you dont know and you are trying to choose a school i would choose a school with a lot of majors so you can explore and change your mind if necessary. Goodluck!
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if you are unsure what you want to do, consider starting college at a local 2 year school, take your basic classes, history math schience and see which classes interest you.  it will give you a chance to look around at different majors for less money then a university.  sometimes things change - i started as a pre law student - that was boring - then i tried paralegal - even more boring - i went to general education (just taking the required basic classes) even more boring - finally i switched to criminal justice - and graduated with a 2 year degree in that - then i decided i did not want to go into law enforcement - so i went to work a few years i worked in a call center - ran a high rise apt complex - (made good money at both of those jobs)traveled the world even lived overseas on the beach in south africa - and now i am back in school to finish out my bachelor degree - i started back to be a teacher - for literature - then when i started looking at classes to take - i decided history classes looked more fun to me then the litt ones - so i swtiched - i am now a double major history & education and a i love it - it is a lot of hard work - but it is work i enjoy & what i am good at!!!!  take your time in deciding - i am almost 30 and i am just figuring it all out!!!
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First, pick the job you will enjoy most, because if you don't like the job, you will end up changing anyway.  Then, pick the major you need to do that job.  Follow your heart.  Medical school is no good unless you love the field.  Don't do it for the money--it's not worth it.  That is advice from my sister, a doctor.
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I don't know what I want to be actually.  and the weird thing is that I am almost ready to be finished with school.  I am 23 and have graduated from college, save one class that I am taking now.  \n\nI have changed my mind many times considering what I want to be.."when I grow up."  when I was really young, I wanted to be a fireman.  later on I changed to want to be a CEO.  by the time I got to college, I wanted to teach college, get my PhD.  I changed my mind on that, when I realized that the professors in college these days are just now getting tenure, which means there will not be open places in college faculty for several years....\n\npeople have offered me jobs as well.  but I do not know what I want to be.  \n\nright now I am deciding whether or not I am being called into the ministry, (southern baptist).  But whatever I do in life, I want it to be someone that I will enjoy.  It may or may not be something that is life changing, but as long as I am happy and making enough to support a family, that is what I want to be.  \n\nyour never too old to dream of what you want to be.  I still have dreams...
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Thats the trouble we student nowadays, we just choose to get the degree and dont know what to chooose after that,  u have to decide for yourself what to do,if u cant then just try whatever comes your way and learn to like the job.