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^^^Congrats on that.

Isn't frustrating though when you labour through school for 4 long years and when you finish you end not finding a job that suits your qualifications. Til recently, I have been working in same job as HS grads. That is bullshit.

am doin ma final year in Computer Network & Security Major

Siciid it depends what field you choose i know couple of friends who finished uni but are having hard time finding entry level jobs, and nowadays degree isn't enough the job market has become quite competitive and employers are looking for more from newly graduates. Some of my friends had to go back and do masters.

International Baccalaureate program – finished in 2007 (took mostly sciences)
BSc in Civil Engineering with a minor in Geology and IT – expected to finish by june this year.

I'm doubtful about pursuing a master's program in sciences or do something in management like an MBA (Yes you do spell this word with with ‘AN’, google it).

Finished Uni about 2 years ago and got my Bachelors in Town Planning.
In addition, i found a job within a year of graduating within my field of study.
I'm contemplating of going back and obtaining that Masters Degree.

Siciid WTF, you expect me to do accounting AND Elec Eng?

Dawwa, you better bank on your other majors because all the civil engineering majors I know are broke and making $10/hour as landscape architectures. Well, in the US at least that major is done. All our roads are done, all our bridges are done. You better pray to work in some really fucked up country to make any money in that field. I'm guessing same for Canada.

paidmonk wrote:Siciid WTF, you expect me to do accounting AND Elec Eng?

Dawwa, you better bank on your other majors because all the civil engineering majors I know are broke and making $10/hour as landscape architectures. Well, in the US at least that major is done. All our roads are done, all our bridges are done. You better pray to work in some really fucked up country to make any money in that field. I'm guessing same for Canada.

That is only in the US and perhaps in other countries but in the UAE although the real estate market crashed there are still a lot of good jobs left for engineers.

I mostly did engineering because math was really easy for me. Science majors are really easy for folks who are good in math, if I did something like a humanity or economics you have to read a shit load of books while for my major there were only a few (but you have to master those completely).

Most banks also love engineering majors, especially investment banks due to our quantitative skills. In any random investment bank up to 50% of the bankers were a science major. So I could always try that.

Diploma In Business

Diploma in HR

Batchelor of Commerce (B.com) Management major

couldn't find a job with the above, I sensed I needed to get into a technical field close to Business and Management. went for IT

did a Master of Networking and Systems Engineering, I currently work as a Systems Engineer and have 5+ years of experience

What is going on? Are we in the immigration office?

The age was asked,
The height was asked,
The eduaction level was asked
The number of siblings we have was asked..

Let me answer the question though..

My education level is seraale or waxbarshada dadka waaweyn...Qofba siduu u yaqaano..

Aniga oo weyn ayaa miyiga la iga keeney that is why

Finishing my As levels

3rd year, Politics Major

After undergrad, either taking the LSATs or the GRE or both... and will decide between a JD or an MPA.

Though the cost of law school is ridiculous wallahi

So Paidmonk whats up with all the personal questions? waan baa ka shakiye.

2nd Year Civil Engineering

I am a student in the school of Sibawayh.

1 year in university, studying Business Mangement.