Alex Smith
Paranormal Novice
I just recently graduated with 2 different degrees that I was never sure with to begin with. I'm lost and feel a little bit depressed. Is this normal?
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graduating with a degree that i never liked to begin with?
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withoutlimits09
Paranormal Adept
This is the paranormal, you are supposed to just make up your degrees as you wish!
Bob Watson
Paranormal Adept
Be like SDM print your own degee
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Double Nought Spy
May I please go back to the zoo now?
You are (presumably) young, have two degrees, and live in Canada. Count your blessings, Man!
Bob Watson
Paranormal Adept
DIVA? are you the same DIVA from alien hub?
Diva
Paranormal Novice
Yes, that is me
Tobias Kundera
Paranormal Novice
Something that I learned is that your degree is not you, and you are not your degree. Your degree will influence your professional and career route through life, which is fine. What's most important however is what knowledge you seek *after*. I'm impressed with those Victorian and Edwardian era gentlemen scholars, some of whom had no formal degree to start with or degrees in some career path (Law or Medicine) but who turned their intellectual powers toward other strange branches of knowledge that fascinated them.
Someone once told me that the poet T.S. Eliot was an accountant in his day job.. I haven't bothered looking that factoid up yet, though, to see if it's true.
Someone once told me that the poet T.S. Eliot was an accountant in his day job.. I haven't bothered looking that factoid up yet, though, to see if it's true.
Find a different career. Be glad you have degrees and go out and find something. It doesnt have to be related to your degree. Many many employers just like candidates with degrees. Its not a big deal.