The thing that interests me the most is drilling because I find it full of adrenaline. The fact that mud alone controls the pressure beneath an oil well can be a scary fact. I see a drilling simulator the same way I see Call of Duty. Most people, especially soldiers, have played Call of Duty. In the military, the joke is that real military service is nothing like duty.(4) "There is no reset button in real life." This is probably one of the most popular phrases recruits hear during basic training. After a stint in the military, soldiers are constantly looking for an adrenaline rush. While I think training would be the best fit for me in that perspective, I also think that tank or manufacturing engineering would be a great fit because of the computers involved in these specialties. More than anything, I know that in the next five years I will need to learn more about computers until I find my place, keeping up with the trends of IT advancement may be the most important aspect that leads to a great career