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And on a productive note, this week we spent a lot of time working on Kuder navigator. I typed in the few careers that I'm interested in, and compared them based on education and salary. The first career that I'm interested in is becoming a Police Officer. I am currently in pursuit of this career, and am already doing special programs to achieve my goal. Education wise, I technically do not need to do anything. But I plan on getting an AA in Criminal Justice or a class of that sort. And once I graduate from the JC with my AA, I'm going to apply to the police academy at the JC and hopefully graduate from there. The average earnings of a patrol officer is about 112k per year, so if all goes well, I will be living a pretty well organized and successful life.
The only other career path I can really see myself pursuing would be something along the lines of becoming a therapist. The reasoning behind this decision is that a lot of my friends come to me for advice on various things, and I've even had my friends mom come to me for parenting advice once (which is weird considering I don't have the slightest knowledge or experience on parenting). But if I can currently help people and give half-way decent advice without any actual education in this field, then I believe that if I were to get an actual education and real training in this field, then I would definitely be able to do my job as a therapist rather efficiently. In terms of education, I'm not really sure what I'd exactly have to do because Kuder doesn't have a therapist as one of their options, but based on other related jobs, I believe that I would have to receive a graduates degree, and some form of state license. And in terms of salary, it appears that I could make somewhere between 75k and 100k per year, which is definitely a comfortable pay.
I already have my mind set on becoming a police officer, and based on this short little compare and contrast thing I did, I have come to the conclusion that it is definitely the better choice. By becoming a police officer, I would save a lot of time on education and school because I do not need a graduates degree. I would also make more money as a police officer. So out of these two choices, a law enforcer seems to be the most desirable choice. But who knows. Life is weird.
This has been a PSA,The only other career path I can really see myself pursuing would be something along the lines of becoming a therapist. The reasoning behind this decision is that a lot of my friends come to me for advice on various things, and I've even had my friends mom come to me for parenting advice once (which is weird considering I don't have the slightest knowledge or experience on parenting). But if I can currently help people and give half-way decent advice without any actual education in this field, then I believe that if I were to get an actual education and real training in this field, then I would definitely be able to do my job as a therapist rather efficiently. In terms of education, I'm not really sure what I'd exactly have to do because Kuder doesn't have a therapist as one of their options, but based on other related jobs, I believe that I would have to receive a graduates degree, and some form of state license. And in terms of salary, it appears that I could make somewhere between 75k and 100k per year, which is definitely a comfortable pay.
I already have my mind set on becoming a police officer, and based on this short little compare and contrast thing I did, I have come to the conclusion that it is definitely the better choice. By becoming a police officer, I would save a lot of time on education and school because I do not need a graduates degree. I would also make more money as a police officer. So out of these two choices, a law enforcer seems to be the most desirable choice. But who knows. Life is weird.
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