YTNUKLR,
Todd is right on the money. Get out and explore the world.
When I graduated from college I had many other opportunities than the Navy, lots.
But the advice from my Father still rings true: "It's your life..."
I felt the best way to shortcut seeing the world was flying for the Navy. I don't recommend it for you, but, it was my life.
Dude, get out there.
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Originally Posted by nostatic
free advice - worth what you paid for it.
If you have been in school non-stop since kindergarten, stop now. I would not recommend going to grad school. Unless you have a burning desire or target in mind, you will be marking time. You might learn interesting things and meet interesting people, but I think you need a taste of the real world.
Do you speak any other languages? If not, learn them. In fact, if I were in your shoes I would to go China and teach english (while learning Mandarin). You won't get rich, but you'll learn the language and the culture, and broaden your horizons immensely.
If I were 22 though, I'd go overseas and teach english and learn Mandarin. They you'll have some serious opportunities.
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