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what is/is going to be/are/are going to be your job(s) out of curiosity.

i think i might go into acting for films. or try, anyway.

Well, I've always been interested in architecture. Maybe a civil engineer of some kind, or a structural engineer (there's a difference)

I've been looking into being a musician (guitarist/vocalist).

GTM wrote:Well, I've always been interested in architecture. Maybe a civil engineer of some kind, or a structural engineer (there's a difference)

We're on the same page. Architect, and a part time writer.

Erik-Player wrote:I've been looking into being a musician (guitarist/vocalist).

Impossible. You're either born a musician or you're not. If you're a musician, it pulses through your veins from birth to death.

I am a freelance artist/carpenter, so if anybody wants any chairs made, you know who to look for. :)

Student. Applying for University position for a foundation art course with aims to go on to Graphic Design/Illustration. Of course, I'll be applying myself to my own projects in the meantime and attempting the whole freelance thing.

That or find someone(s) with a bunch of money to invest in our band. Touring the planet I could deal with.

Somewhere along the lines of English, film, or art. I'm thinking of doing screenplays for movies, but I also love the cinematography aspect of film, so maybe I'll just shoot for director and control a bit of both.

Currently doing Artificial Intelligence research (related to natural language processing) for the US Navy.
I plan to be doing something similar after earning some degrees.

I'm heading into aerospace engineering. Space and flight always interested me.

GTM wrote:Well, I've always been interested in architecture. Maybe a civil engineer of some kind, or a structural engineer (there's a difference)

Im thinking of considering teaching as an occupation in 20, 25 years or so

My university studies commence next week. In three years time, I would've gained my Bachelor's of Biomedicine, and hopefully I'd have decided whether to do doctorate or become a doctor. Or something.

im on the same lines as gtm.... i was wanting to become an architect but am now edging towards being a civil engineer...

anyways i still have 2 years of school left so probably wont have to make any major desicions for a while :D

I'm in communications - Radio, specifically. I've also dabbled in game design and marketing, but for the most part, radio is where it's at.

I'm really interested in getting into music, most hopefully Composition.

I'll probably get a job in IT somewhere though, for a time.

I'm going to college next year, majoring in Electrical Engineering. Not sure exactly what I want to do from there, but from what I've experienced from being on a robotics team that might be interesting. Either that or forget engineering altogether and try and take up digital art professionally.

Inventor. Remember "Raw Ramen Noodles and Apple Sauce"? That was me.

I have no prospects or money. :(

I'm looking into the business side of land conservation.

I want to work for the NSA, or become a mechanical engineer.

A lot of (potential) engineers here. No surprise.

I'm on the fence between civil and chemical engineering.

I've taken the CivEng route in my uni applications. I've got a few straight courses, as well as one with Architecture, and one with Architectural Engineering. Now to choose...

Pretty wide range of jobs here, which is always interesting. Software engineering for me :)

Kablizzy wrote:I'm in communications

Is that why you were a Cell Phone for Halloween?

I'm going into film. Yearning to be a writer/producer/director.

I'm a pretty good musician (I play four instruments, and have written over 50 songs), so that would be fantastic if that worked out.

If not, though, I want to be an accountant, financial advisor, etc. (I'm very good with money and numbers).

I'm pretty solidly set on going in to Information Systems Security (the NSA and DHS call this Information Sysetms Data Retention), or maybe computer forensics.

Currently studying and heading down the direction of networking (IT) but that's not something I want to do for my whole life. Or much of it. So I don't know.