Author Topic: Your life plan?  (Read 5660 times)

murder a few peeps then move to canada
they know who they are :cookieMonster:

I'll go sign up to be a correctional facility guard

Well that's a terrifying thought. You in charge of other people ... in real life ...

Complete college, become a demographer/statistician, hydrologist, climatologist, animal behaviorist, or a nutritionist, move to Alaska, and live the rest of my life in peace and harmony. After I retire, I also want to open up my own business idea (cant say it). I'm thinking too far ahead though.

Well that's a terrifying thought. You in charge of other people ... in real life ...

Bahaha

Anyways, I'm not entirely sure yet. Just random ideas here and there.

Finish school in a few months
Get more work, probably go TAFE and/or get an apprenticeship (chefs at work keep trying to get me to apprentice there(something to fall back on))
Get license
Get heavy rigids livense
(hopefully) become a firman
Work four days on four days off, starting mid 50-60k first year, salary grows greatly every year
Stick with that forever/a while
If no more firemanning do whatever I did for TAFE/app
Do whatever because forget stuff

Side note: also a lot of travel & loving bitches throughout the plan

Finish school in a few months
Get more work, probably go TAFE and/or get an apprenticeship (chefs at work keep trying to get me to apprentice there(something to fall back on))
Get license
Get heavy rigids livense
(hopefully) become a firman
Work four days on four days off, starting mid 50-60k first year, salary grows greatly every year
Stick with that forever/a while
If no more firemanning do whatever I did for TAFE/app
Do whatever because forget stuff

Side note: also a lot of travel & loving bitches throughout the plan
Keeping you away from all the schools in the immediate vicinity.
What? Who said that?

I completed high school, I'm starting collage in a few days.
Plan on taking four years of criminal justice and other humanities courses to complete a sort of pre-law program.
Then I'm off to law school for another four years.

I'm currently looking for a job, and will also probably get an internship in a few years when I can.
Additionally I plan on going to germany for a semester in the spring of 2015 or so.

For now any money I earn I'm going to invest in securities and see if I can't at least learn how to make money there by the time I start living on my own, which could be anywhere from a few monthes (second semister first year, spring 2014) to a year (first semester second year, fall 2014)

Keeping you away from all the schools in the immediate vicinity.
What? Who said that?
I could be a teacher but then I'd have to actually WORK with children.

Besides, this way I can just sneakily start fires in schools and hey, what happens in a burning school stays in a burning school.
If you catch my drift.

Finish high school, go to a technical college, (gunning for Carnegie Mellon) get a degree in electrical engineering and in the German language, move to Germany and work for Beyerdynamic. They've talked to me before and said that they'd give me a tour of their labs and put me up in a hotel if I flew out to Germany for them.

I mean by bringing up 70-80 grades to 90-100. Can't be that hard.
...

Work hard and make a living.

I'm actually serious. I haven't looked in the actual benefits the army gives you for joining.
Not everyone is in the Army, there are other branches.

Not everyone shoots things. A lot of people go in for the benefits and experience. Plus after the military its easier for a veteran to get a job.

The benefits are good too. Imagine getting paid $2,400 every month to go the school for 4 1/2 months. You ship all that money home so when you get back, you have it all right there. You get your healthcare, food and housing paid for. You can retire after 20 years in the service so you can be 38 when you are done. Then you start recieving your retirement benefits immediately after. Plus you are covered for $400,000 on your life insurance. And due to the GI Bill you can get a lot of your schooling paid for if you wanted to get a degree.

I have decided to become a network engineer. I am already working towards my CCENT, and later on my CCNA. I also might want to become more inept with C, perhaps take a couple culinary classes as backups.
I've already got a job lined up for me with my brothers in the same field; all I need are my Grade 12 and CCENT. What I plan to do afterwards still remains a mystery.

PLAN A

1. Finish High School being near the top of my class

2. Go to school in California and get a Ph. D in Astronomy or Astrophysics

3. In the mean time, present Planetarium shows in a nearby planetarium and teach people about space.

4. Graduate, find a good job.

5. Become married, have one kid.

6. Retire.

PLAN B

1. Finish High School being near the top of my class.

2. Go to Iowa State for a Masters in Aerospace Engineering.

3. Graduate, find a job at a private space company.

5. Become married, have one kid.

6. Retire

EDIT: Also do this stuff: http://www.afrotc.com/

if it hasnt already been stated then forget bitches get $$