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This is a no brainer - do both. Your school is mostly covered, so just build your portfolio along the way. Who knows, you might not find a job for a while. N
by nicholas73 10y ago
This is a no brainer - do both. Your school is mostly covered, so just build your portfolio along the way. Who knows, you might not find a job for a while. Not only this, by having something else going on you don't have to accept some rinky dink bucket shop offer out of desperation. You might also get exposed to new ideas and college girls.
- dnh44 10y agoThis is good advice, specifically the last word. Also if you go to school it'll be easier to figure out what parts of the industry you like. I think most people have quite strong preferences about the sort of things they like doing professionally and school is likely to give you a broader experience than a job will.