This
is probably the hardest post I have had to do. Like I think I said before, I am
in my first year of university, so I don’t know too much about post graduate
studies or specializations. I don’t even know which subjects I like and which I
don’t, I just study for everyone. But I will do an effort.
After
graduate, I don’t want to start studying immediately. I would like to do some volunteerism
for a year, or something new, something without relationship with Law career. Maybe
travel for South America, taking photos everywhere, and make up albums from
each country. And after all of this I would think in starting some new course.
Don’t
misunderstand me, I am not saying that post graduate studies aren’t important, I
just say that I want to disconnect me a little, from Law. Like for missing it,
and then start again more excited.
I
think doing some course after ending the Pregrado is very important; it is essential
and a plus for every lawyer –and every professional-, to knowing more about the
matter that you are working about, and because of it I will do it in future.
I
would like to do it abroad, to meeting places, people and other cultures; and I
hope to do a part-time, so I would be able to traverse for the country I would
stay.
I want to travel after the pregrado too.
ReplyDeleteI understand you, I'm in fifth year and I don't know what postgraduate studies take hahaha. The faculty should gives some orientation and specialization.
After I take the Big Exam (as my friends and I like to call it) I think I'm going to enroll in one of those work & holiday programmes, they sound pretty cool.
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