I am in a predicament. I have the ability to get a total of four years completely paid for through a scholarship offered to me at the university I attend. I have finished the first year and all my core classes. So, now it is time I choose a major. I have worked in the business (restaurant) industry for the past 12 years and now I have the opportunity to do what I want to do. So the time has come for me to ask, what do I major in? I need something that will provide an open road to graduate studies. My thoughts always revert back, though, to the same thing, Political Science and business. I want to get a masters, but I don't want to waste time. I want to get the most out of it. What is your opinion, what would you do if you were in my spot? I am at the point where I can do anything. (Well, anything that is, that only requires Calculus I) I am passionate about teaching, especially on the college level, but is there really that much of a demand for those types of jobs?
2007-10-19
09:50:05
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DaStalkee
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Higher Education (University +)