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I am a 21 year old female. Last year I got interested in Astronomy. I always hated math, but remember when I got it, I got As in math, but when I didn't understand it, I got Fs. My math record is something like this throughout my HS years. A, A, F, A, A, F ...
I looked into careers in Astrophysics, and I do not believe I will be able to find a job in this field. The next option is that I go into Aerospace Engineering. After evaluating my personality and working at customer service jobs my whole life, I realized I need to work with an INTELLIGENT, small group of folks who will challenge me daily.
My problem is.. I just got my AA in Philosophy, which is fine, but I have no physics, no engineering, no computer programming experience. I am only in Pre-Calculus 2. Sad. The big question..should I start over my major and go through the whole Calculus series and take physics/engineering? If not, what are some careers I can study for. I want a stable job, preferably indoor/outdoor mix mode, 5AM-1PM schedule, a week vacation, benefits, challenging, working with a small group of very educated people. (My philosophical nature makes it difficult working with common folk.) No medical careers please.
Thank you all for your advice!
I looked into careers in Astrophysics, and I do not believe I will be able to find a job in this field. The next option is that I go into Aerospace Engineering. After evaluating my personality and working at customer service jobs my whole life, I realized I need to work with an INTELLIGENT, small group of folks who will challenge me daily.
My problem is.. I just got my AA in Philosophy, which is fine, but I have no physics, no engineering, no computer programming experience. I am only in Pre-Calculus 2. Sad. The big question..should I start over my major and go through the whole Calculus series and take physics/engineering? If not, what are some careers I can study for. I want a stable job, preferably indoor/outdoor mix mode, 5AM-1PM schedule, a week vacation, benefits, challenging, working with a small group of very educated people. (My philosophical nature makes it difficult working with common folk.) No medical careers please.
Thank you all for your advice!