I Should Be Studying

I really like studying. I know there are many students out here that highly dislike studying. I am a student taking most of my college courses online and over the Internet. This give me the opportunity to have more time to think and process things. I really like doing college assignments. I may sound like some geek or nerd, but I have the true passion of learning new things. I am double majoring, in Computer Engineering and Medical Nursing. I am in the field and area of my passion. I like to work with Science, People, and Technology.

Not all my college courses are online. Still, I like traveling to the college. It is a way for me to get to truly know myself and what the field/area of study is really about. I spend a lot of time doing research and collaborating with other students that are engineers, developers, programmers, and medical assistants. Please share your ideas and thoughts if you somewhat agree with me. What is your major? What do you like studying?

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sighmeupforthat · 46-50, M

and you got a great research tool.. the interbewbs.. i mean tubes.

are you doing any internships? any hospitals near that you are working with yet?

i think though with some limitations to your study and online access to info. you can hook up with those in similar programs and learn more and even meet up.

just google that.. who knows, may run into someone who may actually know what they're doing.

right? :P i should be ashamed talking 'bout folks like that.

what do you want to do ? get into the field work ? contracting to agencies/hospitals?

or make the big dollars as a professor in research and scholarships? making sure others join in the "fun" and endure the painful existence of medical tribulations.

sounds like you do go for the public institution w/your education... which of course is what happens no matter how a 'closet' case the career may end up being... i know many engineers in any classification where they are behind the scenes and love it that way.

though they're the unappreciated unsung hero.

how long will the studies go on? will you add more, go further, maybe travel also and approach other schools to build your knowledge?

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