Should I be an information analyst?

[FlameOfCallandor]

My university has this training program for anyone who has a degree in anything. You can take a computer aptitude test and if you get an A on the test than you can interview for a position that will train you in information technology.

While in training the job pays $37,000 and afterwards you get a job with the university at $40,000. It's not what I want to do eventually in my life, but its pretty damn good money and I got an A on the test. What do you guys think.

[Phoenix Dark]

Go ahead. When you want to go into artsy fartsy careers that don't pay anything early on, it's always good to have a plan B and/or funding plan

[FlameOfCallandor]

Go ahead. When you want to go into artsy fartsy careers that don't pay anything early on, it's always good to have a plan B and/or funding plan

That's what i think too. I get paid to be trained in a skill that is extremly valuable at the moment, and i'll have a job afterwords.

I'll still make films as a hobby and hopefully in a couple of years I'll be ready to make a feature or go to grad school.

[MrAngryFace]

The best artists suffer for the craft, if you treat it like a hobby you'll never do that great at it.

[FlameOfCallandor]

The best artists suffer for the craft, if you treat it like a hobby you'll never do that great at it.

Maybe, but I dont want to be homeless either.

[DeezNutzRBlue]

Take a good job when you can.  It's much easier to find what you want when you are on solid ground.

[Scurvy Stan]

It doesn't mean you get the job, it means you get to interview for the job. Don't put the cart before the horse.

[bluemax]

So you went to school for four years, got a degree in something, and are now gonna get a job I was qualified for coming out of highschool?

Lulz.