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If I had to take a postgraduate course, I would choose one that specialized in economics or foreign diplomacy.  I don't know if it is in this university or another. I though that I'd like it to be in the same. I've learned to take love to her. Anyway, I prefer to study an undergraduate course, such as psychology, anthropology, political science or bachelor's degree in history. I have even thought about studying to be a filmmaker, to complement my audiovisual studies, after finishing studying journalism. I'd like to leave the country and study in new places. I always picture myself going to the south, to study at the University of Concepción. Or even further afield, in a country like New Zealand. But I don't care much if I go or not. I'll stay where my money allows me to be. As long as I keep studying, I'll be fine. I'd like to continue studying in college, at least a couple of years after journalism. I like to go to class, even if I don't

I imagine me as a war correspondent or as an investigative journalist. Rather, I'd like to work on any journalism job where I can help someone who's in trouble. I don't care if it's in or out of the country but I'm not going to deny that I'd like to go out of the country, as far away from Chile as possible. I know sometimes I'll have to be in an office, to write or edit the material I get, even if I like fieldwork better, but I´m gonna enjoy it anyway. I've already started to assume that my salary will never be the same as an engineer, a public administrator or an accountant. As long as I can feed myself and live in a dignified way, I will be content. My family would probably have liked me to study and work in another sector. When I chose this career, they asked to me, "Are you sure this is for you?", "Don't you prefer another career?,  but I know that nothing more suits my personality than journalism. I can be whoever I want,