Graduation: Welcome to the Real World
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Will you be my daddy?
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Man...you are my best subscription.
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Thanks for this. It was cool to hear some of your life story. I would like to see more people do their life story on video. My oldest starts college this fall, and I will let her watch this video.
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Thanks for sharing. It's nice to know that life isn't super easy for everyone and that perhaps a lot of people have the same troubles that I have.
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ooo i see. now am in sophmore year here at UCD :) so i have some doubts too.
how is law school going ? which one are you attending ?
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LOL I am so Glad college is and has been over for SO MANY YEARS YAY!
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something similar is happening to me right now.
i have a CAD operator certificate but now i can`t find a job doing CAD work.
My ultimate goal is to complete my science education and get into marine biology.
Cnidarious 2 years ago
I hear ya. The tanking economy wasn't part of my plans, either, when I went back to school. Now that I've got my Juris Doctor, I haven't been able to find work yet. But at least now I know that, when I DO find work, I'm qualified to do some pretty decent stuff.
I hope you find something, too. And good luck with your future plans in marine biology!
NeoPrometheus73 2 years ago
The post-college world is a rough place. I wanted to think that piece of paper would actually help me but so far it hasn't.
AbbeyNormal 4 years ago
I can say without a doubt that these pieces of paper do actually help, just not in the deus ex machina fashion that we are often led to believe.
It is just one more thing to put on your resume. One consideration of many. I believe a number of my jobs have hinged on that degree. However, it has by no means "led" me to success. "Success" is still mostly a product of self-marketing and luck. The more leg work we do, the more likely it is that we will find something worthwhile.
NeoPrometheus73 4 years ago
woww very nice video, and a eye opener for me.
neo prometheus I was wondering how someone that came out of none other than U-C-L-A ! could find trouble looking for a job after graduation. Was it because of the major ? why dindt you choose like a more "promising" major then ?
im subcribing :)
cyclotane 4 years ago
Most majors don't usher you directly into a career. Because I didn't know what I wanted to do "when I grew up," I chose the major that was most interesting to me. English is actually a respectable major. My problem is that I simply didn't know what to do with it after I graduated. I knew how to find work, but I didn't know how to find good work. I also simply didn't know what I wanted to do. I think that was the biggest obstacle.
NeoPrometheus73 4 years ago