Need some opinions here

[koop171]

I say go for the zoo counting fish poo at sea world donesn't sound like alot of fun. At least at the zoo you get to interact with other animals and fish. and not count fish poo lol

 

[water_baby83]

Are you sure you dont want to brain transplant!?? LOL - No offense taken I understand that you probably dont want to re-learn everything you already know and have to go back to school haha.

LOL you are more than welcome Ash, no trouble at all!! Seems like you are on a great start to a solid plan! Keep us informed on the progress!!

And about the transplant..... Hmmmm, I dunno, I think I like my brain... BUT I am more than willing to give you a chunk of it, LOL.
Feel free to attack me with questions when school starts up again. You know I'm a geek and love school, infact I start back on my Zoo & Aquarium Science Diploma Courses in September!! I just can't quit, always finding more courses to take! LMAO

Anytime you want a study buddy or want me to quiz ya just lemme know!! You got my numba!

 

[Ash]

Yah I will probably need a brain to pick lol. =]

 

[Frostyone]

I'd say go back to your old job, if you're on god terms and they care about you then I'm sure they could be flexible with you on scheduling, in addition to that do the internship at SeaWorld as it doens't demand as much of your time. Once you finish school, then maybe re-asses the situation. But in the end do what's best for your future and the future career that you'd like to have.

And don't burn yourself out trying to do too much, you have to have down time with yourself, friends and family.

 

[ElJefe]

Wow sounds like you have a couple great opportunities knocking at your door. there is no simple answer to your question. depends on what kind of person you are and how much stress you can handle. me personally i work better under stress and get loads accomplished...(now i have minimal work and look where i am!!lol) if it were me i would do what you've done so far. apply for both and see if they both want you, If so and you can handle the pressure go for it. from my experiences you should just do what makes you happy and once you finish you'll have a great sense of accomplishment knowing you did all the things you've done.... at once
my main accomplishment i'm proud of is 16+ hrs of college and working a internship and two side jobs. two years later i'm glad i did & wouldn't change anything about it.