My dad's an electrical engineer. I choose 2. I'll follow dady's foot steps and then go the extra mile and take on robotics or electromechanical engineering.
I recently finished college where I was studying computing, psychology and history, but I'll be going off to study video game programming at university at the end of the summer. I may get a job in the mean time but I'm working on a small personal project at the moment and jobs aren't overly easy to come by around here.
For the last four years, I've worked in a school. 3 years as an RA at my school (of course while also attending school to get a math ed degree), and now I'm a teacher. When I first started at school for my degree, I was thinking about changing just because I knew the money wouldn't be there, but now I'm so happy I didn't. I have a lot of friends that have graduated and can't find jobs anywhere, and I was hired before I graduated.
Sophomore in High School (at least I will be once it starts again), and I'm currently working in a summer hire program as an apprentice at a Tax Relief Office. It's alright, I get $500 bucks after putting in about 180 hours of office work, which isn't much fun, but my superiors are nice people.
@narley: That's cool. I'm probably going to try and minor or even dual major with Computer Science. Never hurts to be able to build something and program it.
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