Joe Iliff
Reformed City Planner
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I know for most people, planning is their second career, at least in the sense that they get an undergraduate degree in something else and a graduate degree in planning, or switch into planning after years of working in a related field.
But, what about those of us who get an undergrad in planning and start working in the field right out of college. Where do you go for something different? Do you go to grad school for a different degree, or start working in a related field?
I'm not ready to stop planning yet, and even if I do study or work in related field, I'd probably come back to planning later. But, I've got a lot of my career still in front of me and like to think about these things?
Any ideas about good second degrees or careers for first degree/career planners?
Thanks!
But, what about those of us who get an undergrad in planning and start working in the field right out of college. Where do you go for something different? Do you go to grad school for a different degree, or start working in a related field?
I'm not ready to stop planning yet, and even if I do study or work in related field, I'd probably come back to planning later. But, I've got a lot of my career still in front of me and like to think about these things?
Any ideas about good second degrees or careers for first degree/career planners?
Thanks!