What are your future plans?

[koolus9]

Wow after reading everybody else's I feel weird.

Ummm Im in a delayed entry for the airforce... I'm studying criminal justice and forensics, aready have most of the criminal justice credits I need then I'm going to be a forensic investigator and continue school till I can be a forensic pathologist.

I also like to become investigator. Because they are very cool

[Rocketship_]

I plan on attending this designing school up in Boston once I graduate school, then after I get my degree there I will start getting my name out there. Fashion shows, website, things like that. Probably network my clothes to a few local botiques.
But, if everyone hates my clothing ideas then I'll probably get married and settle down in a nice little Boston suburb.
I don't actually live in Boston, but I really like it there. Ha ha.

[Aihana_]

1:Hairdresser
2 : Doctor
3:Pre-School Teacher
4:Photographer


but my mind changes like I change my nail polish colour (WHICH IS OFTEN)

[xJESSiCA]

Listen to this. Four years of school is nothing compared to a veterinarian.
My mom printed this off a site, but I don't know the URL.

Preparation Advice:
"Students interested in a career in veterinary medicine should begin their preparation by doing well in general science and biology in junior high school. They need to take a strong science, math, and biology program in high school. To be considered for admission to a college of veterinary medicine, a student must complete undergraduate preveterinary medical coursework, which usually includes three to four years of college study, with specific course requirements. EAch college of veterinary medicine establishes its own preveterinary requirements. Typical requirements include basic language and communication skills, social sciences, humanities, mathematics, chemistry, and the biological and physical science."

So you start working towards this in middle school. So, probably 8th grade. you carry it through high school, so that adds four more years.

Three to four years of undergrad study at a college, and then you have to go to grad school for up to ten years to get a license to either own your own practice, or to work at one.

So...up to twenty years, starting in middle school. Ending in grad school. And it says many vets continue their education so they keep their licenses.

[Silver_Wolf_Kitty]

If anyone else posts in here that someone can't be what they are aspiring to be, I will shower my wrath upon them. I can not stand you guys being so rude to others just because its their dreams. If someone wants to write or model or design, its certainly not your place to tell them they can't because they don't meet your requirements. You aren't the overlords of the world, so it doesn't really matter what you guys think are requirements.

Sorry for that. Anyways, I have officially decided on pursuing forensic psychology. Not much sure where the field is going to take me, but my grandmother is currently joking about me becoming a detective, which is appealing to say the least.

[Hannahmontanagurl123456]

Yeah.
Im not sure if i posted on here or not..
its been so long since ive been back on here posting.
I want to be a vet and i know its really hard.=[
I just want to do something with animals.
I adore them.
Like i could work at a shelter, or something.
-Erica<3

[IcePrincess48]

I want to be a chef.
I love cooking and eating food!
lol
And all the time I help my mom and my dad make dinner.
I usually help my mom make cakes and my dad help dinner.
(my mom is more of a cake person and my dad is more of a dinner person)

[Silent_Wolf]

Originally Posted by Silver_Wolf_Kitty

If anyone else posts in here that someone can't be what they are aspiring to be, I will shower my wrath upon them. I can not stand you guys being so rude to others just because its their dreams. If someone wants to write or model or design, its certainly not your place to tell them they can't because they don't meet your requirements. You aren't the overlords of the world, so it doesn't really matter what you guys think are requirements.

I know. Urgh. No one's posted at me yet, I don't think, but I've had THREE teachers telling me I can't be a freelance novelist unless I have a degree in English. An answer to that from me is a hell no; I am NOT wasting four full years of my life dealing with a subject I suck in.

Being a sign language interpreter is something I'd like to do as long as it doesn't require too much extensive traveling, but that would require another four years due to the fact that in 2012 they're making a bachelor's degree the required... uh. Thing. (Not sure what the proper word is, sorry! ^^; ) instead of the original associate's. I can handle that, because I have fun with sign language and it's something I'm fairly adept at doing; though I do have a problem with "stammering". Meaning: My arm jumps around during finger spelling, minor hand signs, etc.

[Agent_saf]

Now thats hard ok i want to be a doctor