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Aftergetting an associates of science university transfer degree from a Community College with a 3.96 GPA, research the highest paying BS degree then apply to the department at the best instate University you can find - get the degree - begin work and let the employer pay for any further education. That is how I succeeded and it has worked out well for me.

I do a few things when choosing a career:

1. Personality/what makes me happy: I am naturally a social person; therefore, I want a job where I can interact with people.

2. How well the job pays: I want a job that suits my personality yet pays well at the same time. I would rather be a little happy in my job and have a solid paycheck than worry about bills every month.

3. Future investment: What type of people/occupations will be needed in the future? I want to be a Dentist because teeth will ALWAYS need to be worked on.

Good luck!

I know right. You just have to find something that you really enjoy doing and are comfortable sinking thousands of dollars into when you go to college to major in it.

Money. The more money you make the less time you have to work the sooner you can retire and then do whatever the hell you want.

I just throw darts at a dartboard and decide that way.

i chose "rock star"... its a career i can keep building while building a career at a factory.

win WIN!

I couldnt decide so i gave up on college :/

Get a job book, that's what I do!

flip a coin and hope it lands on heads.

you don't, you just let your parents decide it for you -trollface-