“What do you want to be when you grow up?”
“What is your career goal?”
“What are you planning to study in college?” These typical questions are the things nightmares are made of. Parents, family members, and prying adults interrogate you, constantly wondering what you want to do with your existence. It comes up at birthday parties, meetings, and dinner conversations, only getting worse as you get older. Many of us thought we had our futures set when we were younger, dreaming of careers as firemen, movie stars, and astronauts. Yet, now that we are older and wiser (maybe), we may not have the same aspirations as before. What seemed like black and white when you were ten is becoming grayer by the second. And, with Decision Days just around the corner for many colleges and universities, time is ticking away. You’re definitely feeling the heat. And, while you try to dodge these questions left and right, the time comes when you face reality and ask yourself, “What do I want to do with my life?” Students across the nation are thinking the same things as you, so it’s not like you need to panic. To figure out what you want, just take these easy steps.
“What is your career goal?”
“What are you planning to study in college?” These typical questions are the things nightmares are made of. Parents, family members, and prying adults interrogate you, constantly wondering what you want to do with your existence. It comes up at birthday parties, meetings, and dinner conversations, only getting worse as you get older. Many of us thought we had our futures set when we were younger, dreaming of careers as firemen, movie stars, and astronauts. Yet, now that we are older and wiser (maybe), we may not have the same aspirations as before. What seemed like black and white when you were ten is becoming grayer by the second. And, with Decision Days just around the corner for many colleges and universities, time is ticking away. You’re definitely feeling the heat. And, while you try to dodge these questions left and right, the time comes when you face reality and ask yourself, “What do I want to do with my life?” Students across the nation are thinking the same things as you, so it’s not like you need to panic. To figure out what you want, just take these easy steps.
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