So I know what career I will have.

[b etor]

Originally posted by Doddler


Use them. Correctly .

I know it makes you look like you play by the rules, and you really think you don't, but it helps everyone else.

Fine, from now on -on this site- I will capitalize properly. I will also spell out "though".

[b etor]

Originally posted by Jon Miller
When I was b etor's age I knew I wanted to be a Physicist.

JM

I've wanted to be so many things though. I cannot decide. I will think about college and whatnot this summer.

[Nikolai]

I'm taking a bachelor in (directly translated) "Middle East Knowledge". When I'm finished I'll be.......a person who knows stuff about the Middle East. I still don't know what I'll work with, but according to the univeristy, I have plenty of opportunities(but I probably will end up as a teacher I fear, like so many others. Bah!).

[Provost Harrison]

Stop wasting taxpayers money and do a proper degree!

[Nikolai]

Trust me, with the current journalists here in Norway, a monkey could do it better on the Middle East. If I ever decide to become a journalist, I'd do the country a huge service. Besides, isn't many here historians in some way. That's what I think I'll specialize on. We can specialize in either that, religious science, social antrophology, archeology or arabic. And we all must have half a year with only learning arabic.

[Provost Harrison]

Religious science?

Well I presume Arabic would be pretty important if you wanted to do Middle East Studies

[Nikolai]

Yeah, indeed it is, but I still am a bit worried, I mean, I'm good at Norwegian and English, but my German sucks donkey balls. Religious science is pretty boring really, but you learn much about Islam at least and that's a good thing to know some about these days. This semester we have a little taste of all those specializations except arabic, it's an interesting ride mostly.