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[FattyBoomBatty]

Originally Posted by Mr.98GSX

But I was really relying on my strong passion for engines to carry me through.

Yeah, I thought I had a strong passion for engines, cars, jets and all that awesome mechanical stuff, BUT, what i've found out is that cars are my hobby, and I already know enough about cars to enjoy my hobby nearly to it's full potential, I don't need a degree for that. I had to take a couple years off to figure out what I might like to do for a career. One way I did that was work at jobs I found to be undesirable in the long run. You could try that too, if you want. There is absolutely no shame in working for a couple years to build some savings, credit and workplace experience.

[HiImBrian]

Originally Posted by FattyBoomBatty

Yeah, I thought I had a strong passion for engines, cars, jets and all that awesome mechanical stuff, BUT, what i've found out is that cars are my hobby, and I already know enough about cars to enjoy my hobby nearly to it's full potential, I don't need a degree for that. I had to take a couple years off to figure out what I might like to do for a career. One way I did that was work at jobs I found to be undesirable in the long run. You could try that too, if you want. There is absolutely no shame in working for a couple years to build some savings, credit and workplace experience.

Thats really great advice. As you can probably tell, I am trying to learn more about ME and what jobs it has to offer out of school. I am planning on working at a dealership this summer either selling cars or being a lot person. I have worked with sales a lot and it's something I'm really good at. I just don't have a passion for it like I do for mechanics. I try to picture myself 10 or 15 years from now and I don't want to be selling cars or working some crappy job you barley need a diploma for. I want to have some kinda of impact on the production of a certain car.