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Hey guys,
Well, the thread's purpose is obvious by the title.
Personally, there are only two main fields, with smaller paths contained within.
Path 1: Aviation
Subpaths:
-Being a pilot for a major
-Aero Engineering
-ATC (maybe)
Path 2: Medicine
Subpaths:
-Internist-try(?) (-ism?) (ology? haha idk)
-Radiology
-Psychiatry
And that's about what I've narrowed it down to. All of the aviation fields are because I've always loved every part of aviation, and the medical fields, because I come from a pretty big line of medical-types (both parents are/were nuclear medicine technicians/professors, long liniage of docs (had a great great grandfather who was a Civil War surgeon, but that's a story for another day...)). Specifically, Radiology would feel like 'carrying on the family trade', I guess, and Psychaitry because I've always been interested in the studies of the human brain.
Look forward to hearing your harangues...er, I mean stories...as well.
Mitch
Well, the thread's purpose is obvious by the title.
Personally, there are only two main fields, with smaller paths contained within.
Path 1: Aviation
Subpaths:
-Being a pilot for a major
-Aero Engineering
-ATC (maybe)
Path 2: Medicine
Subpaths:
-Internist-try(?) (-ism?) (ology? haha idk)
-Radiology
-Psychiatry
And that's about what I've narrowed it down to. All of the aviation fields are because I've always loved every part of aviation, and the medical fields, because I come from a pretty big line of medical-types (both parents are/were nuclear medicine technicians/professors, long liniage of docs (had a great great grandfather who was a Civil War surgeon, but that's a story for another day...)). Specifically, Radiology would feel like 'carrying on the family trade', I guess, and Psychaitry because I've always been interested in the studies of the human brain.
Look forward to hearing your harangues...er, I mean stories...as well.
Mitch
) which gives me the oppertunity to take an off-campus class which allows me to internship with Airlines at SFO in the baggage and ticketing areas. If I pass the course, I am supposedly guarenteed a job with an airline. I hope to get a job with Virgin America next summer when I turn 18, then enroll in community college. All the while I plan to earn some more ratings and certificates while building flight time, and my goal is to become a CFI by the time I graduate community college. If all goes well, I will transfer to a 4 year college to complete my last 2 years of school, and flight instruct while I do so. I really don't care where I go, probably somewhere local where I will major in some aviation course. Hopefully, once I have my degree, I'll have what I need to get into a regional airline. Of course nothing goes this smoothly, but I'll hope for the best!
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