The College Thread
- Thread starter Double Burger With Cheese
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As long as you're accepted in the new school, it should be like any other transfer.
street heat
merchant of death
starting my last semester of undergrad on tuesday
time to finish this bullshyt
time to finish this bullshyt
LeetStickMcGee
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Same, I’ve been telling people not to mess with me because I swear to god if I don’t graduate this semester because of one “mysterious” credit hour someone is going to pay!starting my last semester of undergrad on tuesday
time to finish this bullshyt
Last semester of my BA brehs. Over the winter break i passed out of a clep course for 3 credits and fought for 2 life credits that i got awarded. Leaves me with two onlines classes left and im off to my masters. Good luck to eveyone this semester! Lets get it!
Im studying public administration with a concentration in HR. Focusing more on HR management for my masters. Yourself?
I'm still tryna figure it out, I got my AS and I want to make some good money. I am just so bad at math and most of the majors require decent math skills. If all else fails, I'm thinking of just majoring in something easy and getting an MBA if I can't do stem or a major with math.
Sounds like you'll be on my path. Im not good at math so stem wasn't an option for me. When i was in Army Reserve, my MOS was HR focused. I currently work in HR so I just focused on it.
Lil Debbie
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I'm currently majoring in Organization Communication with the goal of going into working for HR so I just had a couple of questions. Did you have to get a certificate for the job you have now and did you have to work to get your certificate? How competitive would you say it is? What is a typical day like and is it a typical office job? Any other advice you have for getting into the field will be appreciated too.
Besides the first two years of college, we're there any core classes that had math in it?
How is it being an HR? I really would make a career out of it if I could avoid math.
I just want something that I know I can get after I graduate, I don't want to graduate with an unsure degree. shyt I wouldn't mind majoring in HR with a minor in something tech and then getting my MBA.
I'm not a dude who thinks he's above certain things, like a stem dude. I just want to have a career, not a job, then I can use that money to build more skills.
How is it being an HR? I really would make a career out of it if I could avoid math.
I just want something that I know I can get after I graduate, I don't want to graduate with an unsure degree. shyt I wouldn't mind majoring in HR with a minor in something tech and then getting my MBA.
I'm not a dude who thinks he's above certain things, like a stem dude. I just want to have a career, not a job, then I can use that money to build more skills.
Rice'N Beckford
**King of ADOS**
Looking at graduate MSIS programs. Scared to enter the stem world
