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@AlwaysFlying
I'm leaning towards a business degree. I'm very interested in art, but it doesn't seem like a realistic major to shoot for. In my case, I really just want something that I can complete easily and quickly with the credits I already have accumulated. I just want to go be a bank teller or something that pays well and has regular 9 to 5 or 6 to 2 hours. That way I can be available for my kiddo before/after school.
I only said bank teller because I knew a woman who had a teaching degree and actually worked at my bank. She was telling me that the degree I get doesn't matter unless I really want to be something specific like a doctor or lawyer. I don't want to spend any more time in college than I have to. I'm going to look into some other 2 year programs and see if there's anything that fits my lifestyle. I just don't want to throw away the work I already put in. I'd like to find a career path and then work towards it. I'm 26. It will probably be years before I get back on track

I'm in school for nursing atm! Just started this September. It's been hard as hell. Since the first week was our introduction week making us 'behind on classes' we had two weeks worth of homework on the first weekend hahah.

Its very rewarding though! The hospital simulations I get to do have made it all worth it!

@AlwaysFlying

aaa thank you!!! ill be sure to let you know ndksnd

in the corner crying over basic math

Currently working on a Programming degree, I'd love to start my own business or even get into coding or art for games once I'm out ^^ psychology is definitely an interesting field!

@AlwaysFlying I started coding in junior year of high school, and since then I've gotten into more complex stuff with a few friends (I at first went to school for art, and dropped tech for a few years) and finally decided to go to school for it when I was offered a full ride locally. All in all, that makes it about five years since I first touched it :)

@AlwaysFlying I think what fascinates me the most, not just about the coding I have to do but about coding in general, is almost everything has coding behind it- and coding for that coding, and so on. It's also been absolutely mind-blowing to learn how we got from simple computers like the abacus to binary to the programming languages we have today- I can't comprehend just how strong the minds were that worked on those advancements. Technology and advancements never cease amaze me