Decision regarding my career

[summer92]

Hello! I thought I'd post a chart regarding my future and what I'd do for a living.I'm currently studying Engineering,and have already lost interest in it after my first year of study.I plan on completing my three years of study in order to get a bachelor's degree and also because I can't really think of anything I'd be good at.

Which is why,I'm unsure of what I'd do for the rest of my life.I'm 20 and growing up art/cinema and even fashion had interested me and right now I consider it as something for me to be enjoyed,as I don't think I'm capable enough for a career in it.

Looking at my natal chart,I have my Midheaven in Libra,which could indicate my interest in fashion and art.I have a strong 3rd house in Venus and Mercury which also conjunct (however,out of sign).The Saturn trining my midheaven could indicate that I can be quite hardworking sometimes (I've always been hardworking,however I have a horrible habit of procrastination and day dreaming).

I can't really see anything standing out in my chart,but I really don't know what to do later on for a living.I have considering studying Finance which I will be doing from this September,however I'm scared if I'll be bored of it very soon.

The Saturn in my second house does scare me,but I've rarely had any deficit for money in my life.Could the placement be interpreted in another way?

I'd appreciate if someone could please give this a look

Regards
Summer

[!4C]

I wouldn't judge career options by school. A lot of engineers will never apply 90% of what they learned in college. College is just test to see if you can learn. There are a lot of alternative positions in engineering.

Sun in aries can create and interest in machines and making things. It is in the 4th, so it would apply to domestic life and possibly defense (military). The 4th and cancer can also be civil environment, depending on your scope of "home". Your 10th ruler is also in aries (4th house in equal house system).

Did you consider a design career, like architecture or industrial design? Most schools will require a portfolio for application because these degrees fall under fine arts, not science.

Libra on the 10 the would also be good for liaisons that interface between two different groups. It takes special diplomacy skills to anticipate and diffuse conflicts within projects or between projects. Libra MC could also be good for management depending other factors.

The design option would be more approriate if you have artistic abilities and prefer to work alone as much as possible. The liason/manger is best for people that like to be in the action working with people all the time.

[summer92]

Hello! Thank you for your reading.Sadly,I can't draw at all! I thought of Investment Banking as a good option later on,as it's pretty interesting,and have even thought of broadcast journalism as well.I'm just scared of the fact that I have no particular interest,and the last thing I'd want to do is be a person with no proper aim in life (professionally).

thank you! x

[!4C]

Originally Posted by summer92

I'm just scared of the fact that I have no particular interest,and the last thing I'd want to do is be a person with no proper aim in life (professionally).

I know the feeling. At that age you are more prone to be mislead by the myth of all the opportunities that exist. Even if those opportunities exist now, the world can change dramatically in just 5 years. Technology is consolidating human jobs at an accelerating rate.

I would suggest talking to people that work in the job/environment you are interested in. Keep a pulse on current trends in that industry. You don't want to get a disappointing surprise after graduation. I hear too many stories of people that have a degree, but can't find a job fit for them. They end up working some other job for the cash.