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So after 4 years
So after 4 years of university I can finally say that I've graduated.
It was a long and bumbpy road but I did it. For the rest of you who just recieved your marks....congrats
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| Originally posted by ryanm So after 4 years of university I can finally say that I've graduated. It was a long and bumbpy road but I did it. For the rest of you who just recieved your marks....congrats |
YO...HAPPY FOR YOU RYANM!!!
i'll be there in 3 years!!!
what did u take at rye?
any hints that us "first year rookies" can benefit from?
Re: So after 4 years
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| Originally posted by ryanm So after 4 years of university I can finally say that I've graduated. It was a long and bumbpy road but I did it. For the rest of you who just recieved your marks....congrats |
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| Originally posted by DJRocco any hints that us "first year rookies" can benefit from? |
I just finished too. Got my marks today too, overall B average, so I'm happy. It's all behind me (uni that is) so now I can really start to live (or so I hope
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Congrats dude...now all you have to look forward to is the rest of your life in the corporate workplace 
Marcus, I took urban planning at Rye
Not looking forward to finding a real job but that's life I guess
If I could be a full time student I would
Congrats Ryan and Andrew...
but u know what???once u guys start working, life is gonna just be downhill from there.....trust my parents to make the future seem boring....
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| Originally posted by ryanm Marcus, I took urban planning at Rye Not looking forward to finding a real job but that's life I guess If I could be a full time student I would |
Congrats to man,
I have been done for 2 years now and haven't looked back. It is so nice making money and buying things you want.
I actually prefer working over school.
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| Originally posted by brunette Really? I'm in urbanization at U of T.. have a year or so left Did you apply anywhere? Do you have any ideas of what's next? Are you thinking of doing masters? |
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| Originally posted by ShAwZy Congrats to man, I have been done for 2 years now and haven't looked back. It is so nice making money and buying things you want. I actually prefer working over school. |
my Advice
Congrats to all.
My advice to you is enjoy your summer because its the last one you can have irresponsible fun. They teach you allot at school but they always failed to mention how routine and predictable your life is with a full time job. Within 1 year you feel like youve gone from 22 to 35.
Other than that life is very good with money.
Word of advice: STAY IN SCHOOL!
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| Originally posted by ryanm Really?? What do you think of the program over there. Uh I haven't really been applying anywhere because I haven't found anything that didn't require less than 5 years experience. I've had a couple interviews up in York Region but they didn't turn out. But I'm doing OK right now, I've got a full time job which gives me spending money but I've constantly got my eyes open. If you find anything that you think would be of interest to me, send it my way. As for what I'm going to do next, I'm looking into an international internship through DFAIT, CIDA, or the UN to somewhere like Africa or South America for a year. I figure that would be good experience as well as provide me with the relief I need to supress this travelling bug I've aquired. As for my master's if I ever decided to get one, it wont' be for a few years...just because I think I need a bit of a break to do the things that I want to do, get some experience under my belt, etc etc. What about yourself? What are your plans?? |
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| Originally posted by TranceGeek Word of advice: STAY IN SCHOOL..... |
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| Originally posted by brunette U of T is not what it is considered to be. I actually regret not going to McGill when I had the chance. But, here I am.. and three years later I'm starting to feel indifferent to it. The professors don't know how to lecture, it's all very distant. I feel as if no one is there to help you. However, I do like the field in itself and I am thinking of Masters because it will allow me to focus on what I really want to get out of this. I don't know where yet, might do it in Europe somewhere. Then again, I'm not sure I want to be studying for additional year/two. And this field is not even my target, but close I guess. I love your idea of international 'missions', I thought of that too and I am definitely up for it and would jump at a chance, wherever it may present itself, it will be unique. So, if you hear anything or engage in something of sort, please inform me try these (not all in our field, might not be in your interest at all, but some are very appealing): http://www23.hrdc-drhc.gc.ca/ http://www.ilo.org/public/english/index.htm http://jobs.un.org http://www.un.org/depts/OHRM/indexpo.htm http://wbln1028.worldbank.org/hrs/careers.nsf http://www.un.org/Depts/dpko/field/ https://jobs.un.org/elearn/production/home.html everything the best and all the rest.. |
Those links look good, I ran through them and will definitely check in more detail soon.
I really want to do travel journalism & photography.. don't know where that desire will get me. I decided I am going to be optimistic.
"..from each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs" -Saramago. 
That sounds like a very interesting career choice. As long as the will power and desire is there, then you dreams will come true. Brunette, I wish you the best of luck in attaing your dreams and finding your way on the winding road.
thank you, the same to you
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| Originally posted by DJ El Kay Dee ....for fear of gettin a job which all u do is chat on msn and post on TA |
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