Carolyn Lester:  

I did this once, but never finished. Computers and I do not get along, so bear with me. I got married, had 3 children, then decided I was not "complete" so I decided to go to college. That was a hilarious undertaking. I always had trouble making decisions, and college was no different. I had no idea what I wanted to do, I just knew I wanted to take every subject IU offered. I was told by someone that I needed to pick a major...silly fellow. I decided I wanted to be a juvenile court judge. That lasted about a week until I sat up in my bed about 3 AM, smacked myself on the forehead and reminded myself of my intense dislike of dysfunctional kids unless they belonged to me (because then I could sell them to the gypsies or something). After giving it more thought I determined that I did not want business (involved math) nor did I want to explore anything in optometry for the same reason, thought about dentistry for about a minute (didn't want to put my hands in someones mouth). You get the idea. I finally settled on Social Work, Planning and Management. It sounded like fun, even though it did involve a little bit of math. I was off and running, but kept getting side tracked in music. That was ok because I could do all my music as electives. I did the 1 year Masters where you test out of 30 credit hours and take 22 per semester. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS! When I finished, I got a job as a Nursing Home Administrator and did some private practice on the side. I also conducted workshops and did a lot of writing on the side. I had a lot of fun, and some not so much fun. I fell out of a bed nursing home bed when we were blowing up helium balloons while we were snowed in and had nothing to do. We thought it would be fun to have balloon bouquets on each resident's bed or wheelchair when they got up the next morning, which was Valentines day. My head was ...Expand for more