When I was getting close to graduation, I never really thought
about what I wanted to do about college. I never applied for college, but my
mom did for me and didn’t tell me. She signed me up for a “major” that she
thought I would enjoy. I went with it because it was expect of me, I should do
what my parents tell me to do, especially when I am living under their roof. I
started going to school for medical transcription and by the end of my 3rd
year I finished with my accounting clerk diploma. I switched my major so many
times and I wish I never would have gone to college when I did. After I
finished college I couldn’t find a job in any accounting fields because I didn’t
have an associates or experience. While I was in college, I started working at
a bank and after 2.5 years I was offered a secretary job making what most
people do after going to college for that field. I wish I would have found a
full-time job out of high school and had more experiences with other jobs so I
could have made a good decision about what I wanted my life-long career to be.
Now I have been graduated for almost 7 years and out of college for 3-4 years
and I think I have found what I would be content with doing in life. I love
working in an office environment so I decided to come back for the Medical
Secretary degree (since I have many medical classes already done). If I was
asked to offer advice to a student about to graduate high school I would tell
them: Don’t rush going to college, make sure you find yourself and something
you will be happy with and then go to college when you are sure you would enjoy
the job for the rest of your life.
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