This might be the wrong place to post but just have a question. I'm looking into the CJ field for a BA at ITT Tech. I am to meet with a counsoler at the school Friday. It's about the only field I can see that interests me. If I am interested and focused I can do about anything, but other fields are just blah to me. Such as Buisness Admin, it just doesn't interest me although running my own buisness does interest me.
I do not want to become a LEO, but I know that there is far more areas where having a CJ degree you can go far. She listed many of them over the phone and I have to admit the possiblilities has me excited. I haven't felt excited about anything like this in a long time.
This would be my second... well make that third career. I am an ASE Master Auto Tech, but consider all I went through, all the training, the investment in tools, and what I make, sorry, it's not worth it. Due to the economy, it doesn't pay squat anymore. I drove a semi for a year... hated that, brainless work. There was a time I loved automotive with all of me, but the field has been changing.
I have noticed that so often with so many jobs, it really doesn't matter what your field of study was, all they seem to really care about is that you have a degree. I know so many people making good money with thier degrees and they are doing nothing even related to thier major, so I see a bachlor degree as a win/win. Well, I'm just rambling....
Any input would be apreciated.
I do not want to become a LEO, but I know that there is far more areas where having a CJ degree you can go far. She listed many of them over the phone and I have to admit the possiblilities has me excited. I haven't felt excited about anything like this in a long time.
This would be my second... well make that third career. I am an ASE Master Auto Tech, but consider all I went through, all the training, the investment in tools, and what I make, sorry, it's not worth it. Due to the economy, it doesn't pay squat anymore. I drove a semi for a year... hated that, brainless work. There was a time I loved automotive with all of me, but the field has been changing.
I have noticed that so often with so many jobs, it really doesn't matter what your field of study was, all they seem to really care about is that you have a degree. I know so many people making good money with thier degrees and they are doing nothing even related to thier major, so I see a bachlor degree as a win/win. Well, I'm just rambling....
Any input would be apreciated.