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11-24-2009, 03:15 AM
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I can't help with the U question at all, but if you're more of a technical person, you might also wish to investigate careers offered by institutions like NAIT or SAIT. They offer courses related directly to technical careers. Less philosophical/theoretical stuff and more hands on/practical, the goal being a specific technical or technological career. A level below an engineer perhaps, but sometimes the practical stuff can be very interesting, rewarding and depending on the field, quite well paying. Technologists are what turn an engineer's design into reality and keep it working....
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11-24-2009, 03:19 AM
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Or you can try to become an engineer and dropout 2 years later and become a web developer.
Seriously though...anyone who is on the computer as much as we are should have an eye for design by now =) Take a stab at freelancing! SAIT has an ok program called New Media Production and Design if you're interested.
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