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Unread 09-04-2008, 09:01
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Re: Unrelated?

Although everyone from Babson leaves with a BS in Business Administration, I focused in Technology Marketing & Corporate Strategy. I currently work for intelitek in Technical Support and get to work with robots on a daily basis. When you want something bad enough, you'll find a way to your goals.

Don't be fooled that engineering is the only true way and if you don't follow the path, you're a failure. You must ask yourself what your strengths are and apply them so you are happy and successful with what you do.

That being said, the technology skills that you learn here are golden, and should be nourished. You're already ahead because you know how science applies in real world situations, and if that means taking a class here or there or teaching yourself to gain a deeper knowledge later, go for it!

Additionally, if you had a positive experience in FIRST, then you're still a FIRST success story - your positive experience may inspire someone else to be involved, and as long as the program is growing that's what is important. Your experience changes the culture!
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