Your Profession, Your Education, The universities/colleges you went to

[MultaniGuy]

1) B.A. Honours Political Science Degree - Carleton University - Canada ( 4 year B.A.)

2) Office Administration - Legal - Seneca College - Canada ( 2 year Ontario College Diploma)

So I'm a Legal Administrative Assistant, but in our part of the world I would be called a Legal Secretary.

Currently I am looking for a job in Toronto.


I am still pursuing higher education. I am taking the LSAT test in September so I can go to Law school in Fall 2023.

 

[Raider 21]

1) B.A. Honours Political Science Degree - Carleton University - Canada ( 4 year B.A.)

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2) Office Administration - Legal - Seneca College - Canada ( 2 year Ontario College Diploma)
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So I'm a Legal Administrative Assistant, but in our part of the world I would be called a Legal Secretary.

Currently I am looking for a job in Toronto.


I am still pursuing higher education.

1) Bachelor’s Aerospace Engineering - Carleton University ( 5 years with co-op)

Working as a validation & verification engineer

 

[MultaniGuy]

1) Bachelor’s Aerospace Engineering - Carleton University ( 5 years with co-op)

Working as a test engineer on Boeing and Airbus platforms. Some military aircraft exposure as well.

Oh very good.

But the Electrical and Environmental streams have more job opportunities.

Atleast many of my ARAMCO classmates went to Carleton University to do that.

In Aramco camps those Engineering streams get those jobs.

Mechanical Engineering is also a good choice as well.

But its hard to find Petroleum Engineering or Chemical Engineering jobs these days.
My older brother did that from Queen's University.

 

[Maula Jatt]

Both qualification and current job

 

[Raider 21]

Oh very good.

But the Electrical and Environmental streams have more job opportunities.

Atleast many of my ARAMCO classmates went to Carleton University to do that.

In Aramco camps those Engineering streams get those jobs.

Mechanical Engineering is also a good choice as well.

But its hard to find Petroleum Engineering or Chemical Engineering jobs these days.
My older brother did that from Queen's University.

Sustainable and Renewable Energy Engineering fields are more lucrative as well.

 

[Maula Jatt]

1) B.A. Honours Political Science Degree - Carleton University - Canada ( 4 year B.A.)

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2) Office Administration - Legal - Seneca College - Canada ( 2 year Ontario College Diploma)
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So I'm a Legal Administrative Assistant, but in our part of the world I would be called a Legal Secretary.

Currently I am looking for a job in Toronto.


I am still pursuing higher education. I am taking the LSAT test in September so I can go to Law school in Fall 2023.

Only time I took "practice" lsat for the hell of it
was in early freshmen year and honestly I quite liked it - better than GMAT,GRE etc
One of the more better/easier graduate/proffesional exams (atleast from my experience)

But I heard lawyers life style/work life balance is terrible so that was the last time I took any interest in it

Now working for the state government

 

[Asimzranger]

Studied Bachelors in computer science didn't have interest in coding so became a memelord and a freelance animator and artist .

 

[MultaniGuy]

Only time I took "practice" lsat for the hell of it
was in early freshmen year and honestly I quite liked it - better than GMAT,GRE etc
One of the more better/easier graduate/proffesional exams (atleast from my experience)

But I heard lawyers life style is terrible so that was the last time I took any interest in it

Thats what my parents want me to do. Also I like that boring line of work. I don't mind it.

The university I want to go to is Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU).

The lowest LSAT score they accepted was a 151 out of 180.
I am taking the KAPLAN program for LSAT. Like I bought the preparation book and the practice test books from KAPLAN.

 

[Jungibaaz]

Bachelors in CS/Eng. and Masters in Finance, working in the latter somewhere at this time.

I wish I could go back to studying, best time of my life so far was the postgrad studies, nothing better than studying something one enjoys and writing research. If working and earning weren't a factor, I'd want to go back and continue researching, maybe publish something worthwhile.

 

[Asimzranger]

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Both qualification and current job

so it means you work in nuclear power plant like homer simpson

 

[waz]

Bachelors in CS/Eng. and Masters in Finance, working in the latter somewhere at this time.

I wish I could go back to studying, best time of my life so far was the postgrad studies, nothing better than studying something one enjoys and writing research. If working and earning weren't a factor, I'd want to go back and continue researching, maybe publish something worthwhile.

Studying was great, it was the social scene I loved most.

 

[Englishman]

Master of pharmacy with distinction (5 years in total)

Post graduate diploma in clinical pharmacy -2 years

Post graduate certificate on psychiatric therapeutics -1 year

Independent prescriber (6 months)

Currently work at a psychiatric hospital in the UK as a mental health pharmacist.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

Late 19th century Ottoman era ementary school education that can't make you a COAS or CJ, but at the least have learnt some basics about the life, which doesn't necessarily has to be one that of a Beggar and destined to be that of a corrupt-to-the-soul traitor in ventilation with the oxygen supply from the USA....

 

[Surya 1]

CMA (ICWAI), MBA in finance (KSOU), Strategic management (IIM Kashipur), Diploma Business Finance (ICFAI), Graduate diploma in materials management (IIMM), Import export management (IIMM), Business analytics (Sikkim manipal University), SAP consultant (FICO) module (A private coaching institute), Certified GST professional (Tax Guru), B.Sc. Chemistry (Gujarat University). Working with a company as Deputy General Manager Finance in a reputed group.

 

[Surya 1]

There was a time when I wrote 32 exams (We call papers in India) in a single year. 8 ICWA, 8 GDMM, 12 CFA, 4 Import export management. I spend lots of my leaves and huge chunk of money in study. Most of which has proved useless.