If you could go back to college at age 28....

[evilnewbie]

I hate psychologists... they say I am anti-social... I say I don't enjoy being around people... especially people who make it their business to be in my business... such as stealing my tax dollars to subsidize their life... I say I hate nosy people who like to steal, they say I am anti-social...

[victorianpunk]

Originally Posted by evilnewbie

I hate psychologists... they say I am anti-social... I say I don't enjoy being around people... especially people who make it their business to be in my business... such as stealing my tax dollars to subsidize their life... I say I hate nosy people who like to steal, they say I am anti-social...

That is one of the reasons I want to be a psychologist: too many of them equate unorthodox views with mental illness and/or emotional problems. I had a therapist in school who ACTUALLY WAS CONCERNED when I said I have no intrest in football

If you like quite people, don't like moochers, and have libertarian/consevative fiscal views, that's fine...if you have trouble making friends and just don't like anyone, than that's a problem.

[Wild Style]

Originally Posted by augustusneroni

or any age for that matter, given the economy the way it is, what would you major in and why?

civil or mechanical engineering, urban planning or some sort of transportation planning/engineering.

[Siobjuan]

If money was no object (I am the breadwinner right now) I would go back for criminal law. I would want to support the DA's office in any way. I just love law, making speeches, the whole kit and caboodle.

[scarletneon]

Originally Posted by Wild Style

civil or mechanical engineering, urban planning or some sort of transportation planning/engineering.

me too, the transportation planning at least. (I actually have thought since the day I graduated college with a degree in journalism about how I actually was interested in transportation/planning, so why did I get the other degree )
And I have a high quality school in my back yard. (UIC)
I keep thinking about it more and more, but I'm not sure if I'm ready to put myself in debt, go through the whole application process and taking the GRE, or whatever (although, it doesn't say you HAVE to take it for the program at UIC...)

I don't know, something has to give sometime soon. I like what I do now, but that's not paying the bills and I want to do something that I'm passionate about.

enough of my life story, ha!