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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I find the naysayers here shocking. I know a couple of people who have done this. Not only did their careers not suffer, they are some of the most interesting people I know. If you are motivated enough to graduate in 3 years and then travel the world before you are even 25, then it means you are a particular type of person. A motivated, intelligent, capable person. I think this kid is going places and he should travel the world and not be bogged down by the doomsayers and fearmongerers here.[/quote]

I agree it takes a particular kind of person, a privileged person.

If there really is another recession and the DC's job disappears that sounds like a great time to travel the world.

I have nothing against seeing the world.  I did a study abroad in collage (which I worked and saved for).  It was amazing.  I've seen plenty more of the world through work and.....vacation time.

Honestly, I'd expect anyone to get bored if they're just site seeing and laying on a beach.  If they were teaching english, taking classes, joining the peace corps or had some other meaningful way to connect with communities they visit it would be a different story.  [/quote]

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