But yeah, right now I'm stuck in a bottom-rung college trying to decide whether to stay the course with Psych and pray I by some miracle get a job in it, or change over to Sociology which is what everyone keeps telling me to do. supposedly, Socio is fundamentally similar to Psych, except with more jobs, less pay, and less prestige. It's a definite step down from Psych, and isn't entirely the same, but it's the same core ideas, so I'd at least be indirectly doing what I want to. This is, of course, assuming that I even could get a job in it; everyone is saying the market for it is strong and there's good demand, but I've been trying for over a year now to get a job and have had zero success, and I know some pretty damned smart people who are unemployed and are showing no signs of having that change, so it doesn't exactly inspire confidence. Not to mention that, since my scholarship is history, I'm making my way through on small-but-substatial loans, that I will have to pay back at some point.
tl;dr I'm putting myself steadily in debt in a career that's just a phantom, in both content and reward, of what I wanted to do with my life, and there's no guarantee it'll even lead to anything in the end. To say my future looks suckish would be an understatement and then some.
I've been eyeing other career possibilities, but none of them are really any improvement in terms of job availability. No matter what career I pursue, the odds of me getting a job, esp. considering the low-level college I'm attending, are not very good.
LATE EDIT: Didn't see your edit until just now. And two posts ago. >.> Yeah, I'm into it, thanks to a friend. Morel ike obsessed, but there are two major facets to my obsession. (I'll elaborate if you want, but it might get a little...rant-y.) What about you?
tl;dr I'm putting myself steadily in debt in a career that's just a phantom, in both content and reward, of what I wanted to do with my life, and there's no guarantee it'll even lead to anything in the end. To say my future looks suckish would be an understatement and then some.
I've been eyeing other career possibilities, but none of them are really any improvement in terms of job availability. No matter what career I pursue, the odds of me getting a job, esp. considering the low-level college I'm attending, are not very good.
LATE EDIT: Didn't see your edit until just now. And two posts ago. >.> Yeah, I'm into it, thanks to a friend. Morel ike obsessed, but there are two major facets to my obsession. (I'll elaborate if you want, but it might get a little...rant-y.) What about you?