Future plans

Started by CoffinMan · 11 Feb 2004 · 69 replies

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13 Feb 2004, 04:08 #41
bmwracer wrote:
Uh, you mean "wives".... :D :love_eyes:


Touche! :nut:

--A much better term!
13 Feb 2004, 05:26 #42
lala81 wrote:graduate frm medicine n put an end to my miserable undergrad life


i concur! hehe :nut:
13 Feb 2004, 05:38 #43
it's funny, i noticed that most of the undergrads of this forum are into the health field. not comp sci or bu :D siness. interesante. :D :applaud:
13 Feb 2004, 06:02 #44
lisasan wrote:it's funny, i noticed that most of the undergrads of this forum are into the health field. not comp sci or bu :D siness. interesante. :D :applaud:

Heh. Looks like Groink, Potato-guy and I are the only Enginerds, er, Engineers :hehe: here....
13 Feb 2004, 12:19 #45
Akakage wrote:

Parents are always protective..but then again it's your life. You can always go back to be a pilot after you finish bio med. When that time comes, your dad cannot stop you anymore because you are an adult and you have the right to do whatever you want with your life. Anyhow..Ganbatte Jules!


yeap~
that's what i'm thinking too
^^)
cant wait to be 21~
:nut:
13 Feb 2004, 12:28 #46
Weeelll.... I hope to return to the UK and study for a in Chemistry once I finish my NSF in Singapore haha.. ;)

:mrgreen:
13 Feb 2004, 12:47 #47
No definite plans...

Seriously, I hate making plans far in advance - I'm not the type to stay in one thing for too long anyways...my university plans are currently like that too...I'm only interested in a major for a short while...for ex. got into law school last year; turned it down and decided to try to get into med school - was in science last year, not anymore...now I'm just bored....I'm awful....my parents keep nagging at me all the time about it....blah....hopefully my interview goes well anyways...

Everybody else seems so much more ambitious than me... *sniff*
13 Feb 2004, 18:46 #48
GhstDreamer wrote:No definite plans...

Seriously, I hate making plans far in advance - I'm not the type to stay in one thing for too long anyways...my university plans are currently like that too...I'm only interested in a major for a short while...for ex. got into law school last year; turned it down and decided to try to get into med school - was in science last year, not anymore...now I'm just bored....I'm awful....my parents keep nagging at me all the time about it....blah....hopefully my interview goes well anyways...

Everybody else seems so much more ambitious than me... *sniff*



"Must be tough"
14 Feb 2004, 00:07 #49
ahochaude wrote:Pork is ok, not too fond of it though. But I love chicken! Teehehehehe :hehe:
Oh, and I know Okinawans make that Oxtail soup. ...............Bleeh. Mazui!!!! :beaten:
But I like Andagi!!! I don't even know how to make it. I just "tanomu" to my Grandma and eat whatever she makes. :hehe: Have you tried Andagi Niko? (dumb question, but whatevers!)
Actually oxtail soup is awesome. any kind of food is great, but sweets. (sorry) BTW here is the recipe for Sata Andagi, altho your lazy butt prolly just let ba-chan keep on feeding ya! LOL!
14 Feb 2004, 00:19 #50
lisasan wrote:it's funny, i noticed that most of the undergrads of this forum are into the health field. not comp sci or bu :D siness. interesante. :D :applaud:


hmmm u med sch in where? US? or good old singapore with its crap medical curriculum ... i 1 more yr n 2 more mths 2 go .... :rolleyes2: :rolleyes2: :rolleyes2:
b4 the real hell starts ...
14 Feb 2004, 00:53 #51
bmwracer wrote:
Heh. Looks like Groink, Potato-guy and I are the only Enginerds, er, Engineers :hehe: here....


Mmm...healthcare and engineering....
I think I quallify as both...
Mechanical engineer by training, but in medical devices...
:)
14 Feb 2004, 01:40 #52
mizune wrote:Mmm...healthcare and engineering....
I think I quallify as both...
Mechanical engineer by training, but in medical devices...
:)

Cool. Biomechanical Engineering is an emerging technology, IMO. :thumbsup:
14 Feb 2004, 01:50 #53
bmwracer wrote:
Heh. Looks like Groink, Potato-guy and I are the only Enginerds, er, Engineers :hehe: here....

Wow!

By trade, I'm a software systems engineer... However, my Master's degree is in Electrical Engineering, which I never really pursued after I graduated (software paid better at the time).

In Hawaii, the ticket to job security is landing federal government jobs, especially in the areas of Mechanical, Biochemical, and Civil Engineering. Great benefits when get up to a GS-13 or higher level.

--- groink
14 Feb 2004, 01:59 #54
groink wrote:By trade, I'm a software systems engineer... However, my Master's degree is in Electrical Engineering, which I never really pursued after I graduated (software paid better at the time).

Software still pays better, I think...

In Hawaii, the ticket to job security is landing federal government jobs, especially in the areas of Mechanical, Biochemical, and Civil Engineering. Great benefits when get up to a GS-13 or higher level.

I think it's true for any governmant job, local or federal. My friend is a CE for Public Works and the benefits are terrific. Not to mention job security. The downside is that the job is sorta boring and not anyhwhere near cutting edge...
14 Feb 2004, 03:14 #55
bmwracer wrote:
Heh. Looks like Groink, Potato-guy and I are the only Enginerds, er, Engineers :hehe: here....


okae, fine, and engineers. ;P
14 Feb 2004, 03:36 #56
niko2x wrote:Actually oxtail soup is awesome.

:rolleyes: I never could acquire the taste.

Niko2x wrote:any kind of food is great, but sweets. (sorry) BTW here is the recipe for Sata Andagi, altho your lazy butt prolly just let ba-chan keep on feeding ya! LOL!


You're damn right about my lazy butt!! :beaten: :hehe:
14 Feb 2004, 04:50 #57
Well i'm not an educated engineer :)

But I have worked as a Software engineer for almost 8 years now so I would like to think that counts :)
14 Feb 2004, 05:11 #58
Eux wrote:Well i'm not an educated engineer :)

But I have worked as a Software engineer for almost 8 years now so I would like to think that counts :)

Ehh, that's good enough. It worked for Bill Gates. :D
14 Feb 2004, 05:16 #59
bmwracer wrote:
Ehh, that's good enough. It worked for Bill Gates. :D


Ya damn right on that!!!! Bill Gates built an entire BASIC language interpreter within 2-kilobytes of RAM. And then he discovered that RAM was cheap, hence Microsoft Windows. LOL!!!!! :P

--- groink
14 Feb 2004, 05:32 #60
My plans for the future (the NEAR future :sweat: ) are . . .

1. Go to a Community College and then transfer tu a 4 year University
or just go directly To Ritsumeikan Asian Pacific University (APU) in Japan :good: with my boyfriend! :jumpie:


2. GET MY DRIVER'S LICENCE!!!! :sweat: :shakehead:


3. Get a steady job during college :deal:


4. :kiss: Marry my beloved boyfriend :kiss2:

5. Decide wether I'm gonna be a sensei of foreign Languages :jumpie: or a Zoologist... :sweat:

Well, and many more stuff!

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