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Funny you mention the First Responder thing — I've recently gotten WFA certified. Anyway, I put it elsewhere on this thread but I'm looking to take a year off
by doublemint2202 3y ago
Funny you mention the First Responder thing — I've recently gotten WFA certified.
Anyway, I put it elsewhere on this thread but I'm looking to take a year off to specifically increase my skills in programming. I'm nowhere near where I'd like to be in terms of aptitude, and I'd like to make entrepreneurship a large piece of my career path.
The year off, in an ideal situation, would be a semester (or two) co-op that hopefully could be in Europe or South America. During this time I can work on side-projects and gain valuable skills that'll allow me to return to college with a greater sense of what I'd like to work on. The summer before I return, I'd be taking courses at a local state school to get back into an academic mindset. (my school does not offer credit for co-ops, unfortunately)
- travisjungroth 3y agoWhat do you mean by co-op? My advice is do one thing at a time. If the co-op is like a job, don’t do side projects while you’re in it. Does it really make sense to work on a side project in the evening when you’re taking a break from your co-op, which you’re doing while taking a break from college?