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My friend T. is subjected to this process right now and has no real idea where she's going to live next year. Possibilities are as far flung as Seattle and Raleigh.
I'm good, thanks.
My friend T. is subjected to this process right now and has no real idea where she's going to live next year. Possibilities are as far flung as Seattle and Raleigh.
My friend T. is subjected to this process right now and has no real idea where she's going to live next year. Possibilities are as far flung as Seattle and Raleigh.
I'm good, thanks.
Yup. Even if you rank a residency high and they like you there is no guarantee it will shake out that you go there. That system is kinda screwed up. My wife wasn't sure if she would get Seattle, Boston, or Providence. She got her first choice of Brown in Providence, so that was good. But that's only the beginning. Once you start, your life sucks for 3 years, minimum.
This whole thread reminds me of a great book I once read.
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What happened to that show? It's not on any more. I used to watch it with my son all the time.
This whole thread reminds me of a great book I once read.
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I actually went back to school in my late 30's. Completely different field of study, and took some hard shi...er stuff. I'm here to tell you that people DO change.
Not to brag or anything, but I absolutely crushed it. 4.0. I thought it would be a complete pain in the tail to compete with 19-20 year olds, but age and guile beat youth and vigor every time.
Burn the land"Can't nobody take my pride,
Can't nobody hold me down..."
May have been on the losing side. Still not convinced it was the wrong one.Burn the land
Boil the sea
You can't take the sky from me
I'm experiencing the same thing right now in my early 30s.
I'm experiencing the same thing right now in my early 30s. Decided not to wuss out and go for the easy aviation degree and instead am double majoring in Economics and Accounting. It's been easy. Currently a 4.0 GPA about a quarter of my way through. I would definitely recommend doing it, even if you don't plan on needing the degree. After you get through the few crappy classes that you don't like, a lot of it can be very interesting. If I wasn't getting the college credit, I'd still be reading about a lot of these subjects anyway, so I might as well get a fancy piece of paper for my effort.
Burn the land
Boil the sea
You can't take the sky from me
I'm experiencing the same thing right now in my early 30s. Decided not to wuss out and go for the easy aviation degree and instead am double majoring in Economics and Accounting. It's been easy. Currently a 4.0 GPA about a quarter of my way through. I would definitely recommend doing it, even if you don't plan on needing the degree. After you get through the few crappy classes that you don't like, a lot of it can be very interesting. If I wasn't getting the college credit, I'd still be reading about a lot of these subjects anyway, so I might as well get a fancy piece of paper for my effort.