Lawyer? CIA Agent? Photograher? Social Worker?

Lawyer? CIA Agent? Photograher? Social Worker? Teacher? Nanny? Graphic Designer? Marketing? Advertising? News Anchor? Event Planner? These are just a few career options I had seriously considered in my short lifetime. The options for my future career were endless. But as I reached the ripe old age of 25 I decided that I must finally settle down and make a decision on what my life will behold. And that my friend is why I Kristine Elaine Nielsen have finally decided on a major for my Bachelors program. Many thought this day would never come and few believed I had it in me...but I live today to prove you all wrong. After 5 schools and every degree possible I have decided that starting January 2008 I will be majoring in Sociology at the University of Utah. This decision was not an easy one and after much research I feel that this is the best option for my career path. Many of you are probably wondering "what can this amazing, young, beautiful, intelligent, incredible woman do with a degree in Sociology"...well the options are endless really. Accoring to the U of U website, Sociology is a valuable major for students planning careers in a wide variety of fields including social research , criminology , demography , social psychology , public administration , gerontology , education , rehabilitation , social work , and research . It provides a useful background for those planning to enter law , business , medicine , community planning , architecture , and politics. I have had a strong desire to work in the social work area and this allows me enough flexiblility to do so. I will also be minoring in criminology allowing me to work with juveniles. I am very excited about this and can't wait till I can walk across the stage (with all of you in the audience of course) and get a real job like most of you. Donations towards my college tuition are currently being accepted. Also as a side note to this exciting news I will be graduating in December with my Associates from Salt Lake Community College. I appreciate all your support and guidance through these difficult deciding years.