<p>Right now, what careers are you guys pursuing? </p>
<p>I've narrowed it down to three: writer (novelist, journalist, whatever, I just love writing), psychiatrist, and lawyer.</p>
<p>Well, I like to change my mind, but definitely nursing. Can’t decide between pediatrics or psych. Both are interesting, but I love working with kids, so that’ll be it.</p>
<p>Back in the day I wanted to be Jack Bauer, a ballerina, and a UN ambassador. Neither of those things are panning out.</p>
<p>Or maybe i’ll luck out and i’ll get to be a nurse in the Air Force.</p>
<p>Top UG —> IB —> PE/HF/VC —> Greatness</p>
<p>“The Track” if anyone is interested.</p>
<p>So technically Greatness is my dream career.</p>
<p>I would really like to go into mechanical engineering. Other careers I would possibly go into are computer science or maybe become a statistician</p>
<p>Hmm will for me it’s either Congressional Representive or Corporate Lawyer.</p>
<p>A SUPER HERO! Jkjk 
I was thinking, Doctor, intelligence analysis, or open a non for profit organization for kids who want to pursue higher education.</p>
<p>@Kaeroza, the last option sounds like being a super hero:):).</p>
<p>Haha really! I have had tht idea for awhile, I even thought of starting it in hs, but it would be really, REALLY difficult and I don’t know how to start it at my age.</p>
<p>Pediatric neurologist, I just have to survive medical school…</p>
<p>@Kaeroze Well search on google lol :):). Because to be honest starting a non profit sounds like being a super hero because of the factor that you helping people in need. Who knows you can probably end up on CNN Heroes.</p>
<p>@ArtsyGirl13 that’s my main aversion to becoming a psychiatrist, the concept of medical school deeply frightens me…</p>
<p>Ibanking or software engineer</p>
<p>@Anonymous I wanted to become an investment banker because of Business Camp but know am like ehh really don’t want to attend business school.</p>
<p>I want to work at St.Jude Children’s Research Hospital as a pediatric oncologist :). Eventually, I want to get into being a research scientist, but I’ll start with being a doctor.</p>
<p>Dream job: Easily Secretary of State.
Dream career: Neurosurgeon. Only problem: too long to get into it. don’t want to sacrifice my 20s…</p>
<p>I have mine broken down into 3 categories:</p>
<p>Money’s All That Matters: Investment Banking —> Private Equity/Hedge Funds </p>
<p>If Money Didn’t Matter: Tech Writer for The Verge</p>
<p>Absolute Dream: CEO of Apple</p>
<p>You can probably combine them… First work as a engineer either software or electrical. Write columns as a guest writer. After years of experience and moving up into management in the engineering firms, switch into technology trading and become a consultant at Wall Street.</p>
<p>@pixels</p>
<p>Mine is your “Money is all that matters”</p>
<p>@kissmeimnotirish</p>
<p>I’m thinking about getting an engineering degree, some working experience, then an MBA </p>
<p>or </p>
<p>Dual major in engineering and finance in UG (probably too dificult?)</p>
<p>The dual degree may be difficult to do in 4 years. Some universities like Northwestern offer programs that help you achieve that kind of goal. The former option is doable and a good way to proceed. Depending on what kind of financial services you want to provide (whether IB, hedge fund, equity, etc vs. VC and more of a specified profile where you focus on tech companies is your decision), you can take a different path. Don’t restrict yourself on just an MBA. Take some econ/finance classes as electives. </p>
<p>[Double</a> Degree Programs - Undergraduate Advising – Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, Northwestern University](<a href=“http://www.weinberg.northwestern.edu/advising/majors/secondmajor/degree.html#engineering]Double”>http://www.weinberg.northwestern.edu/advising/majors/secondmajor/degree.html#engineering)</p>
<p>Lawyer.
For a big corporate pharmaceutical company in a huge city.
(Pharmaceutical lawyer)
Or at least something in law. We’ll see
Why you ask for a big (presumably evil) company?
Because its my dream. Lay off it.</p>