[redsniper]

... at a University whose name I will disclose tomorrow.
Wish me luck. Oh, I'm majoring in physics btw.

[an0n]

Tap all the fine, blonde, (female) geek ass you can get your grubby little mitts on.

[watsisname]

Congrats at starting college; that will be a big mile-marker for your life.  Good luck with your physics major! 

[redsniper]

does it have to be blonde?

[Kosh]

Enjoy physics.........


But if you want a job go for engineering.

[an0n]

If you want a job, spend the money on some cameras instead of tuition and make money filming porn, weddings and no-budget horror.

It's what I'm doing.

[Turambar]

yeah! go physics majors!!

(also, i've been following an0n's first post in this thread since february)

[vyper]

Have fun. Uni rocks. Whats the career plan?

[Mathwiz6]

Good job.

In a week I start highschool 

[ME$$ENGER]

Enjoy physics.........


But if you want a job go for engineering.

Hey, don't knock physics! I'm a 3rd yr physics specialist and you're scaring me. 

[Unknown Target]

Good luck!

[Ford Prefect]

Have fun. Uni rocks. Whats the career plan?

Who says he needs a career plan? College can be a place where people discover new interests and find out what they want their career to be. I think it's a mistake to look at it as job training.

(Of course, I'm a philosophy major and a music minor, so I might be saying that because I'm afraid I'll have no career.)

[Darius]

College can be a place where people discover new interests and find out what they want their career to be.

Quite so. It was in my second year that I decided to do graduate medicine and start my career as a doctor.

[Rampage]

But if you want a job go for engineering.

Engineering graduates come a dime a dozen these days.  With the way outsourcing is going right now, I'd say if you want a [good] job, then go pre-med, pre-law, or pre-business.

Pre-law or pre-business is usually the fastest...

Quite so. It was in my second year that I decided to do graduate medicine and start my career as a doctor.

See?  Darius is already ahead; the turtle wins the race.

- Rampage

[vyper]

Have fun. Uni rocks. Whats the career plan?

Who says he needs a career plan? College can be a place where people discover new interests and find out what they want their career to be. I think it's a mistake to look at it as job training.

(Of course, I'm a philosophy major and a music minor, so I might be saying that because I'm afraid I'll have no career.)

Oh cast aside the fear. There's no "might".

[aldo_14]

Have fun. Uni rocks. Whats the career plan?

Who says he needs a career plan? College can be a place where people discover new interests and find out what they want their career to be. I think it's a mistake to look at it as job training.

(Of course, I'm a philosophy major and a music minor, so I might be saying that because I'm afraid I'll have no career.)

Oh cast aside the fear. There's no "might".

McDonalds are hiring.....

I'm a firm believer you never know what you really want to do until you're fully committed to doing something else.

[Blue Lion]

Did everyone survive day 2?

[redsniper]

Day 2 is still in progress over here. I only have one class on Tuesdays and it's at 3:55. I was thinking Tuesdays would be days off but last night I realized it will be more like a run errands day. I stood in line for an hour to exchange some books since the bookstore gave me the wrong ones in the first place, but it turns out you need a credit card number to get refunded and I couldn't call my dad to ask for the number since the bookstore is underground and I couldn't get any reception.
Anyway, as for where I am right now I tried and failed to think of a witty way to reveal it. Let's just say that it's in state and we briefly had a member on HLP from said University, which caused the Texan HLPers (myself included) to flip out given the school's... reputation, and so it's ironic that I'm going here now.

[Nuclear1]

Have fun. Uni rocks. Whats the career plan?

Who says he needs a career plan? College can be a place where people discover new interests and find out what they want their career to be. I think it's a mistake to look at it as job training.

(Of course, I'm a philosophy major and a music minor, so I might be saying that because I'm afraid I'll have no career.)

Well, you know what they say about philosophy majors.

[Blue Lion]

They always forget to put the fries in the bag?