<human>: Hey there redditors, 

I graduated from university with a BA in Pyschology in December of 2010. Right after high school graduation I went into college, like many others do, having few ideas of what I wanted to do there. I was a straight A student in high school with leanings toward math & science (AP classes), so enrolled first in science-heavy course loads my first couple years. Then I took an intro to psych class; I was hooked by all of the new material and ideas I hadn't heard before.

I took a year off, not really knowing which way to head for sure, but when I went back it was mostly for financial reasons (Parents benefitted tax-wise). I took another two years to finish up and get the pysch degree, but experienced a lot of disinterest and boredom with the program.

It's that last two years that got me thinking about engineering. In my time not at school, I began to delve into different pursuits like attempting to learn to code, physical programming with arduino, electronics diy, and 3d printing (specifically the reprap project). 

Last month I finished the construction, and am now the proud owner of a functional Prusa Mendel. I've done a consistent amount of electronics/pc repair in recent history. This last spring I constructed a 14-foot geodesic dome in my backyard. In short, I'm finding that my skills and interests don't match up with my education and formal work experience. I now cook pizza at a family owned joint in my town. I love the work and my co-workers, and am reimbursed more than fairly for what I do, but it's got me thinking "what's next?"

I appreciate any insight :)

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<bot>: Spent 5 years in school only to get a degree I don't/won't use for my career, now I make pizza for a living. My hobbies make me think engineering is a good fit