<p>Those are all things that I have thought about/would love to do! Good job guys.</p>
<p>dfree I see you going into business or law. Maybe a corporate lawyer.</p>
<p>Oh, and by the way Anay, I’m listening to Blonde Redhead, they’re so good!</p>
<p>I could see something in the field of psychology too ! Or psychiatry</p>
<p>Which albums/songs? My personal favorites are 23 (the whole album) and In Particular off of Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons (among others).</p>
<p>dfree: I see Foreign Policy in your future for some reason. Perhaps a job with a diplomacy thinktank (think Council on Foreign Relations).</p>
<p>helloel you were half right there. Yes to business, no to law.</p>
<p>I actually really like Penny Sparkle, especially “Not Getting There”.</p>
<p>And I’m really into genetics! That’s what I plan on studying as of now.</p>
<p>Penny Sparkle was a great album. I’ve heard they’re fantastic live, but they never come to Chicago!</p>
<p>dfree: I’m assuming you’re looking at UPenn for Wharton then, right?</p>
<p>Giving the album another listen, I forgot how much I loved My Plants Are Dead. Such a lovely track.</p>
<p>Dunno yet. That would be the best case scenario but I might just apply to the college of arts and sciences so I have a better shot at getting in. I’d rather do that and study econ than not get in at all.</p>
<p>Yeah, Wharton’s competition may just be a waste of a college app for you. Econ is as capable of a major as Business, if not more.</p>
<p>While Penn’s econ is good, Wharton it the top of the top. I don’t think its fair to say that Penn’s econ = wharton, but econ certainly isn’t bad at all. It beats art history and women’s studies for sure lol. Outside of the top few business schools I think business is a pretty worthless major though.</p>
<p>Anay: I see you doing something with music, like a DJ or something. I know you said you wanted to be a neurosurgeon, so I can see that, too.
Helloel: Working in an office. A lawyer perhaps? The Diane Lockhart of her firm.
Dfree: A litigator. Someone tough and who isn’t afraid to cut others down to size.</p>
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<p>I concur.</p>
<p>Nay to the neurosurgeon job, smorgasbord. Neuroscience was a prospective major. I personally cringe at the idea of being a practicing specialized surgeon. If anything, I’d take my M.D and go into research or World Health.</p>
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<p>I’m the same way. I’d be more scared of operating than my patients were of me. I can’t even watch medical shows without getting squeamish. Guess my career?</p>
<p>Hm. I think lawyer, but for a thinktank or humanitarian initiative rather than a cold, heartless firm. You’d be fighting for a cause of some sort.</p>
<p>Nooo, not a lawyer! Even though both of my parents are lawyers, it does not interest me one bit. Good Wife reference, had to look it up, haha.</p>
<p>I could actually see you, smorgasbord, as being a lawyer though. Actually, I could see you working in media and communications as well. Maybe even public relations.</p>
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<p>After googling it, I still have no idea what that job entails. A lot of people are looking for ‘social media’ interns at my school, though – you sit and update some company’s Twitter for free.</p>
<p>Anaychi, I guess I can see that – like a law firm specializing in protecting businesses or something.</p>
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<p>Of course!</p>
<p>Sorry yeah that’s the wrong term. I guess I just generally meant communications. Or more specifically media studies and cognitive sciences.</p>
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<p>Nah; not interested.</p>
<p>Smorgasbord, rather than reply to your PM, I’ll just post it here.</p>
<p>I got third at my district debate competition! My partner and I only lost to the winning team. On to regionals!</p>
<p>Are any of you guys in debate?</p>
<p>What debate competition were you participating in?</p>