middle school graduation 2015 ranked in the 5 top smartest kids in my school
interest science most chemils and space; pysics; computers
futer plans join the air force in nineth grade get a good job and maybe if i work hard be an astronaut

School: University
Graduation Date: 2010
Studying: B.A. Honours in Criminology and Criminal Justice with a Concentration in Law. Take that.
Interests: Mainly Law and why criminals do what they do, understanding reasons and what not.
Future plans: Not sure right now....see what happens when I finish this degree.

School:ITT tech crappy college
Graduation date: december 2009
Studying:bachelor in art of game design
interest: character artist and game programmer
future plan: work with kojima

FUCKIN PIG!!! OINK OINK MOTHERFUCKER

just kidding, I've actually contemplated being a cop myself.. Or a really cool probation officer.

So is that kind of like criminal psychology?

Make sure you don't break any laws, because then you'll be a hypocrite.

Falafels? Never had one.

I don't know why I said that.

Drexel University.
Graduated June 2005 - Dual degree.
Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering (Control Systems concentration).
Masters of Science in Power Systems Engineering (EE concentration).
I work for a Utility Contractor as a Project Manager and I don't use a lick of engineering anymore.. I passed my FE (Fundamentals of Engineering) previously called the EIT (Engineer In Training), and will be taking my PE (Professional Engineer) test next year. I make a boat load of money for my age, and am recently engaged and now have a puppy in our new house.

Going to retire early or work the hurricane season and not see your family every year?

Nah, I'll just be able to take them on a lot better vacations if it continues!

Graduated High School in 07...
College: University of Chicago
Studying: Economics, Psychology; all the other crap they make you take
Interests: None

High School: MN Valley Lutheran HS
Graduation Date: 05/2007
Studying: General Education

College: SW MN State University
Graduation Date: 05/2011
Studying: Marketing n Finance/Business Administration
Future plans: I would like to latch on to a marketing department of some semi-significant business/corporation. My goal is to save enough money to live and retire in New Zealand.

I did want to be a field sales agent, but that will only work out if I'm single. The hours you have to put in can add up, and the workload can take a toll on you. I won't mind working 40 hours a week, but I want to get on a flex plan so I can work only 4 days a week.

Other plans: I am going to try-out for the Minnesota Thunder, a United Soccer League team, next spring. In order to do so, I need to gain speed. I already possess the necessary foot skills and field vision. I have the stamina; the only issue is I will always be shy half a step because I broke my ankle a few years ago. Hopefully through sprint training and indoor soccer I will be able to achieve my goal. I've played pickup games with MSU Moorhead and NDSU, and they say I do have the potential; all I need is speed. I have been offered scholarships from several colleges in the midwest, but I don't have the money to complement them.

Why New Zealand? New Zealand isn't terribly progressive or anything. Their country actually went bankrupt recently.

Either New Zealand or Australia. It's not Europe, and it's not America... I basically want to get a small boat and just fish right off the coast in my spare time. Probably try to get a dual citizenship America/New Zealand or America/Australia.

Getting an Australian citizenship is a tough thing, you know. I think they're only taking people who have skills that they can use, or have good career prospects/already sorted out a job. From what I've heard, people who apply who are straight out of education, with nothing but a degree to their name, don't usually succeed.

The Kiwis will take anyone, though. :p

I guess I may as well contribute to my own damn thread:

School: Ivy League
Graduation Date: 2011
Studying: Civil Engineering
Interests: Fluctuating
Future plans: Global takeover

I'd go to England but I don't want to get raped by taxes.

Fair point. :p

I think the Channel Islands aren't too bad when it comes to taxes - for one, they don't seem to pay VAT (17.5% of the price of the goods, added to said goods to give the total price. So something that costs £100 is actually £117.50 to buy).

It's my understanding that the USA does not allow dual citizenship to anyone except minors born out of the country to US citizens.