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Wow, is almost like the same as to become a doctor ;D. Do you plan to study full or part time by the way?

One of the things I wanted to be also when I grow up (when I was around 8) was a Cashier in a Supermarket ;D

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Do you plan to study full or part time by the way?

I am not sure at this time.  I am looking into being a fulltime student, but things might change between now and the time the fall semester starts back up again.

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Construction was the only career I had since leaving high school. But you soon get sick of that game. I woke up and got into university and am now studying an applied science degree. Still a work in progress.

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I want to be a video games designer or soemthing to do with multimedia when i grow up. Its a hard business to get into but I think I can do it. With lot sof work and practice i should get there someday.

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I have always wanted to be a Psyciatrist for as long as i remember, of course i am only 14 but still :-D

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I've had a large variety of jobs I wanted to do later in life :

- Pianist (actually I wanted to be Mozart but that's the same ) 3 to 6 years old.

-Ingeneer (no special domain, I didn't know it at the time) 6 to 8 years old.

- Guitarist in a rock band 10 to 13 years old

- Architect 13 to 14 years old

-Webiste Designer 14 years old

- Game Programmer and Web Programmer 15 to 16 years old

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I wanted to be a:


figure skater (3-6)
Professional Cellist (Cello Player) Age 9-13
Lawyer (10-13)
Psychologist (8-14)
Pop star age 10-20

And now I want to be a wedding Planner

What kind of degree do you think they need?

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Oh, so many jobs! I'm only fourteen, but can quite happily boast (I'm egoistic) that I've got quite a lot of things that I want to do when I grow up. Things that have a tendency to end in -ist, for example, archeologist, etymologist, biologist...

Yes, I really do want to be an archeologist. That despite the nagging fact that history is probably my worst subject in school (if you discount chinese). Ah well. Knowing me and my irksome passion for living creatures, I'll probably end up becoming a zoo keeper, much to the interest of my friends, who have endured my long lectures on etymology.

Worse come to worst, I'll be an insignificant professor lecturing in a university. ^_^