[Lebanese_Blonde]

This isn't exactly a college topic, however, the only other place it would fit is in the 20+ area and I'm too young. I'm trying to avoid putting it in the general discussion where it won't get much thought or just replies like (me too!! hehehe )

So after you guys get out of college, graduates school, professional etc. do you think there is ever anytime to go on a mission like w/ unicef or humanitarian works. I don't exactly want to be in the peace corp(?) or become a philanthropist(?) because I do want to support a family and my parents someday but its still something i've always wanted to do. But after you're in debt from the 6+ years of college/graduates isn't there no money or time? Like, to keep a job and become promoted I don't think people can be taking time off like that. Not to mention raising children and having a happy family since I'm a girl. How exactly does everything work out?

I don't want to just donate money because I'm not sure how it'll be used or if it'll even help anyone. I understand I could volunteer and build houses and teach small children at poor places in America but hm, i just thought I could do a lot more in life than that but there seems to be a huge time crunch from now until I have a steady job where I probably won't want to leave once I become involved

Anyone have any ideas or guidance?

[sle3pyguii]

I'm sure you'll have time in some jobs. My friend's pediatrician goes to a 3rd world country every summer to help out.