It is best for every college student to take the time to consider what career field to enter after finishing their education. The choice of which career path to pursue depends largely on the life experiences of the individual making the decision and what his or her talents are best suited to. I recently took the time to begin examining my future career options, as well as looking at my life experiences and interests to guide my career decisions. We can all find the career we will be happy with if we allow ourselves to put the time and effort into the decision it deserves. I had to make future career decisions and evaluate those decisions. There are many careers that I felt I would be best suited for when I was considering what career I wanted to pursue. A career I thought I was suited for would be that of a private entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs are usually resourceful and passionate about the business they run, although this is a quality I see in myself, it would only be a small part of the attributes required to succeed in entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurs often have to work in many different areas of the businesses they start. This often requires them to commute during the typical workday. I never wanted to be confined to an office while working for a living, and while I knew that traveling and managing business would be good for my career's psychic income, I felt that it could also become extremely expensive and boring. Travel may be necessary because many entrepreneurs often have to work in different locations when starting a business as they handle most of the day-to-day tasks. Entrepreneurship is also... at the heart of the paper......skills that everyone requires to be successful. The career of an entrepreneur or business owner was the most diverse of the career options I considered, and while I know I could do well in whatever career path I choose, I believe the best career to pursue will be that of military. chaplain. I took time to consider my characteristics and qualifications for careers I would be interested in pursuing. I would advise all college students considering their future career to carefully weigh their options against their qualifications and interests. The more informed we are about the career we want to pursue, the more likely we are to find the career we will be happiest with and in. The career choices we make today can affect the rest of our lives, but how they affect us depends on how well informed we are when we make the decision.