Blog Post 7 - Kelden Andrews

I have 3 paths through college:

1.Lawyer: This is similar to #2 but I'll go to law school afterwards, this is possible because most law schools don't require any specific undergrad although it is usual for one to get a philosophy degree but #2 also works

2.Archaeology: If I wanted to go down the history route I would become an archaeologist, however UK (where I am likely to go) doesn't offer an Archaeology course but Anthropology is offered. So I'd do that, because it allows you to go into Archaeology. I am currently more interested in the other two routes because this one involves, to some extent, sociology. I'm currently taking sociology and it seems to be a whole lot of assumptions without much evidence, so it's kinda ruining the whole anthropology thing for me.

3.Doctor: When I was young I was thinking about what I wanted to be, in general I thought that I wanted to help people in some tangible way. I was thinking things through and just sort of tossed doctor aside because although it was a very tangible way for some reason. but I've been thinking about it recently and think it could work, that requires many years of schooling but you get money, get to help people, and you get to be in a prestigious field whats not to like.