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Long story short, I graduated college in August of 2009.
I need to do something useful again.
I've been working IT in corporate America, it's easy, sometimes too easy, but it's not something I can see my self doing professionally.
I saw down and said should I get an MBA, Audio Engineering Certification, or Law School.
It all comes down to interest, and being reasonable. I can engineer here and there and study on my own.
The MBA stuff is straight but seems crowded like it's the new bachelors.
I know the law field is crowded too but, something about it interest me.
I didn't do well in college but graduated, but I'm about to focus on the LSAT and see how that's goes.
I don't have nothing to lose at this point, I can only gain knowledge by studying for a test I might fail...right?
Ya'll give me some insight.
I would have posted this in the music forum but I would have received different responses, the reality is I love music, I have a passion for it, but at the end of the day, instead of being the artist, I want to be behind the artist from a different prospective.
I mean life is short and spending it being unproductive is the last thing I would rather do.
Right now, money from corporate America, mixing/mastering, and my side IT business holds me down well, but I need to grow as an individual in society.
I want young black males to be like you can still be dope and educated.
I need to do something useful again.
I've been working IT in corporate America, it's easy, sometimes too easy, but it's not something I can see my self doing professionally.
I saw down and said should I get an MBA, Audio Engineering Certification, or Law School.
It all comes down to interest, and being reasonable. I can engineer here and there and study on my own.
The MBA stuff is straight but seems crowded like it's the new bachelors.
I know the law field is crowded too but, something about it interest me.
I didn't do well in college but graduated, but I'm about to focus on the LSAT and see how that's goes.
I don't have nothing to lose at this point, I can only gain knowledge by studying for a test I might fail...right?
Ya'll give me some insight.
I would have posted this in the music forum but I would have received different responses, the reality is I love music, I have a passion for it, but at the end of the day, instead of being the artist, I want to be behind the artist from a different prospective.
I mean life is short and spending it being unproductive is the last thing I would rather do.
Right now, money from corporate America, mixing/mastering, and my side IT business holds me down well, but I need to grow as an individual in society.
I want young black males to be like you can still be dope and educated.