HabitualCloud
Junior Member
I ask this question in all seriousness and with great humbleness to you all. I've been reading the forums here for a while and after going through a few particular topics, I decided to register.
This is undoubtedly a very difficult time for any American, no shades of gray in that picture, but I would like some opinions from you guys because frankly, I have some very critical decisions to make.
I'll being going to college in one year, I've been taking good classes, making strong grades, plan on attending a good university, you've heard it all before.
But, I'm not one hundred percent on what on want to do. I don't mean that in terms of career choice necessarily, I have clear and definite passions and I have what I know to be unwavering ambition. I'm not naive, though, I know I'm going to have to work my ass off and sell it if I want to succeed in a ferociously competitive and intellectual world, especially in the economic situation we're in right now.
Here's what I'm trying to choose between: Computer Engineering, Environmental Engineering, and/or Aeronautical Engineering. (I would like to take all of them as majors, but have been WARNED by teachers, friends, etc. are they right in saying that?)
So, now I get to my questions:
1. Would you say those are solid choices with great potential for (growth)/(societal contribution)/(success) in the future? if you have any suggestions, I am all ears, and open mind.
2. Should I try to get out of the country and study abroad/attend college/live in a more stable/progressive/environmentally friendly country? (Thinking places like Canada, England, Norway, Finland, Denmark, France)
3. Are "America collapsing" discussions truly valid? I personally find myself being put off of living in the US post college because of this. If not, what are (promising), (green friendly), (prospering), (growing) cities in the us I should look into?
4. Any other words of wisdom or advice?
Thanks to anyone who decides to read this, i hope you guys understand why I'm asking these questions. i value all of the feedback you guys can give. 😉
This is undoubtedly a very difficult time for any American, no shades of gray in that picture, but I would like some opinions from you guys because frankly, I have some very critical decisions to make.
I'll being going to college in one year, I've been taking good classes, making strong grades, plan on attending a good university, you've heard it all before.
But, I'm not one hundred percent on what on want to do. I don't mean that in terms of career choice necessarily, I have clear and definite passions and I have what I know to be unwavering ambition. I'm not naive, though, I know I'm going to have to work my ass off and sell it if I want to succeed in a ferociously competitive and intellectual world, especially in the economic situation we're in right now.
Here's what I'm trying to choose between: Computer Engineering, Environmental Engineering, and/or Aeronautical Engineering. (I would like to take all of them as majors, but have been WARNED by teachers, friends, etc. are they right in saying that?)
So, now I get to my questions:
1. Would you say those are solid choices with great potential for (growth)/(societal contribution)/(success) in the future? if you have any suggestions, I am all ears, and open mind.
2. Should I try to get out of the country and study abroad/attend college/live in a more stable/progressive/environmentally friendly country? (Thinking places like Canada, England, Norway, Finland, Denmark, France)
3. Are "America collapsing" discussions truly valid? I personally find myself being put off of living in the US post college because of this. If not, what are (promising), (green friendly), (prospering), (growing) cities in the us I should look into?
4. Any other words of wisdom or advice?
Thanks to anyone who decides to read this, i hope you guys understand why I'm asking these questions. i value all of the feedback you guys can give. 😉