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<blockquote data-quote="PollyCranopolis" data-source="post: 2906071" data-attributes="member: 553423"><p>I got a AAS (associates in applied science, networking), and I&#039;m having the same problem. Right now, I do help desk for State parks for like $10 an hour, 40 hours a week. Alright job, but it like THE ONLY job of it&#039;s kind in my shitty little area. If I was&#039;nt doing this, I&#039;d prolly be working at Burger King or Ruby Tuesdays. Trying to figure out if I wanna go to another 2 years at the Univeristy, and struggle through a&nbsp; BA in something computer related which is getting under my skin more and more, or say screw it, and go for something more towards how my moods have been changing (History, Fine arts, Drama, etc). Whatcha call a quarter life crisis I guess<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite7" alt=":p" title="Stick out tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":p" /> I dunno. If you really like computer stuff, I&#039;d keep goin man. Get yourself A+/Net+ certified, throw in a couple microsoft/cisco certs. Add a BA to that, and you&#039;ll make bank, and be in high demand. Prolly have to move down round the city though (Balt/DC/Virginia is where I would have to go to get a well-paid IT job). I&#039;m just sorta gettin bored with the whole desk-jokey, nerdy-coworker industry already, almost like I&#039;m stuck in &quot;Office Space&quot; or somthing.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="PollyCranopolis, post: 2906071, member: 553423"] I got a AAS (associates in applied science, networking), and I'm having the same problem. Right now, I do help desk for State parks for like $10 an hour, 40 hours a week. Alright job, but it like THE ONLY job of it's kind in my shitty little area. If I was'nt doing this, I'd prolly be working at Burger King or Ruby Tuesdays. Trying to figure out if I wanna go to another 2 years at the Univeristy, and struggle through a BA in something computer related which is getting under my skin more and more, or say screw it, and go for something more towards how my moods have been changing (History, Fine arts, Drama, etc). Whatcha call a quarter life crisis I guess:P I dunno. If you really like computer stuff, I'd keep goin man. Get yourself A+/Net+ certified, throw in a couple microsoft/cisco certs. Add a BA to that, and you'll make bank, and be in high demand. Prolly have to move down round the city though (Balt/DC/Virginia is where I would have to go to get a well-paid IT job). I'm just sorta gettin bored with the whole desk-jokey, nerdy-coworker industry already, almost like I'm stuck in "Office Space" or somthing. [/QUOTE]

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