It has not been coming to mind in the past, but recently I have been finding myself more and more often thinking of what I should be doing in the future after I graduate.
My entire life I've been surrounded by an environment with computers, so naturally I feel that I accelerate in that field of knowledge. I've had a lot of time put into working with computers, and have received a large output of experience as a result. Even to this day I'm arriving home from school and I start little computer-based projects on my own time, and I take whatever I can get out of it to improve future work. Regarding my thoughts based on the times well spent working with technology such as this, I thought that I would definitely pursue down the path of these works in university and dive into the field of programming.
Recently in my life, as of grade 8, I developed an interest in music. Basically starting from scratch, I received my first guitar and began teaching myself how to play, using YouTube and popular guitar websites as a common reference. Four years later, I find myself most definitely improved from the times in which I knew nothing; now I know something.
Slowly I opened up my mind and grew a larger variety of musical taste. I started learning how to play piano, and even gained a larger appreciation for classical music, which I thought I would never like.
Starting grade 12 I was stuck between a rock and a hard place. I had a large appreciation for these two areas, and I had no clue as to what I could do. Very recently I looked into UVic courses; it turns out that there is actually a co-op course between music composition and computer engineering. Audio engineering seems like a fantastic idea, working with two things that I love can only result in being a good thing. I can only hope at this point that I can somehow get to where I want to be.
That sounds great Jordan. Glad to hear that you have found things you have passion for, and now you will be filling your life with them. Really happy for you Jordan. Follow your passion, or rather, passions, and you will never complain about going to school, or work, because your doing the things you love. Best of luck to you.
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