So, after 18 years and not filling out for college

[BEARD BURGER MASTER]

I think I finally found the career I want to pursue. In an ironic twist of non-existant fate, the mental hospital I work at apparently offers to pay for tuition at a nearby college if I continue to work there.

See, I never would have thought of working as a youth chemecial dependency counselor. Yet, whaddya know, I actually would love to do this. I've seen the histories of these kids, and they're just... powerful. I wanna help out, and I want to do it as soon as possible. I want to make a freaking difference. This... just came to me. Man, what a lucky break.

[Blake]

Originally Posted by L007 is Cooler than Dylan

I think I finally found the career I want to pursue. In an ironic twist of non-existant fate, the mental hospital I work at apparently offers to pay for tuition at a nearby college if I continue to work there.

See, I never would have thought of working as a youth chemecial dependency counselor. Yet, whaddya know, I actually would love to do this. I've seen the histories of these kids, and they're just... powerful. I wanna help out, and I want to do it as soon as possible. I want to make a freaking difference. This... just came to me. Man, what a lucky break.

That's cool you finally found a career you will enjoy, congrats. I was fortunate I didn't have a problem deciding what career path I would choose. I know some who have had trouble, such as my cousin who was undeclared until half-way in her sophomore year in college.

I agree it definitely does feel great to help out other people who are in need. I enjoyed helping out many students as a Java tutor and have made many friends that way. Hope you share a similar and rewarding experience with those people you help.