As Salamu 'Alaykum,
President Of The United States.
Seriously, find your passion. Find your mission in life. Spend your last year in college preparing for that mission. Even if it means going another year to college. Personally, I am not a hundred percent sure what graphic design is; however, it seems like it would be easy for you to switch over to one of the high demand professions such as computer forensics or dial-a-tech. Most of the time all the techs are doing is feeding in the data to a second computer and reading the solution to you or thumbing through a tech manual until they learn the most common solutions by memory. I know that I have called tech up and told them what I did to try and correct the problem and they would politely tell me they can help me and than step by step take me through the same procedures that I told them I had already done, than they transfer me to some one else from whom I am disconnected and eventually I get someone that knows how to fix the problem The most important thing is to love what you are doing. Twice I took temporary jobs and rose to permanent supervisor. After one or two supervisor jobs you can usually hire in as a supervisor. I have worked high steel construction, manufacturing, Master Dog Trainer, long haul team truck driver, and maintainance supervisor at six apartment complexes all owned by the same man. I don't know how to change a light bulb. But, I new how to manage and motivate workers and assign the right man to the job. If you don't love what you are doing, you are doing the wrong job.
Was Sallam
