The College Thread

[KenyaDoll]

yes, that helps. Thanks.

Also, each program will tell you how long it should be. Most of the schools I applied for wanted a statement that was 2-3 pages and one had a 1000 word limit.

 

[valet]

Also, each program will tell you how long it should be. Most of the schools I applied for wanted a statement that was 2-3 pages and one had a 1000 word limit.

hmm, I don't see it. All they said was

Submit a typed autobiographical statement reflecting your personal and professional history and clear, concise rationale for seeking admittance to a master's program in Counseling. You may submit this in a single-file upload.

 

[KenyaDoll]

hmm, I don't see it. All they said was

Submit a typed autobiographical statement reflecting your personal and professional history and clear, concise rationale for seeking admittance to a master's program in Counseling. You may submit this in a single-file upload.

If they don't say I would stick to like 3 pages max. You could also email the admissions coordinator.

 

[Serious]

I agreed with everything else you said. But that?

Type 1 = inherented, born with

Type 2 = lifestyle

 

[Serious]

NPR had a story on 3-year medical school programs for primary care physicians, available in CA, TX, GA, and NY.

http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/201...experiments-with-fast-tracking-medical-school

@Napoleon

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

NPR had a story on 3-year medical school programs for primary care physicians, available in CA, TX, GA, and NY.

http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/201...experiments-with-fast-tracking-medical-school

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

@Napoleon

This is only if you wanna go into primary medicine.

Thats dope though.

 

[Serious]

This is only if you wanna go into primary medicine.

Thats dope though.

I'm just trying make six figures

But neurology if possible

 

[Maxine Shaw]

To all my brehs that graduated, is a minor really worth it?

Not even a little. If you were two classes from another degree, that would be one thing. But a minor? Boy, go get ya grad on. And congrats! Welcome to the world of black respectability. (Spoiler: you'll still be broke and black.)

 

[wheywhey]

I got an electrical engineering degree in ny, currently making 60k which isn't close to enough... im thinking of trying to become a doctor but if eel im too old and the debt is too much to take but I do not enjoy this work. I rather help people and be my own man.

The Atlantic wrote a article on what physicians are really earning.

http://m.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/08/a-junior-doctors-salary/375642/

Physician Salaries After Graduating Medical School

Medscape
Doctors are spending more and more time in residency and fellowship programs—sometimes up to a decade—but their salaries during those years (accounting for inflation) haven't increased in 40 years. Factoring in time spent in school and residency, one study from economists at Yale recently found that the average female primary care physician would have made more money over the course of her career had she been a physician assistant.

 

[Sandy_Cheeks]

Class starts on the 18th . I'm dreading that parking chaos for morning classes brehs.

 

[ZEB WALTON]

The Atlantic wrote a article on what physicians are really earning.

i know a doctor makin 300k in a nyc hospitale righht now... i hate these fukkin numbers man...same nu mbers that told me id be makin 65k year one when itll takew me 4-5 years

 

[Kooley_High]

Im dreading going back to school. This engineering stuff is starting to get real. Hopefully Nsbe comes through with dat an internship.

 

[RAX 010]

I'm about to utilize my GI bill...not quite sure for what tho...

Any suggestions?

 

[USSInsiders]

internal medicine is lookin interesting


#TheStruggle

how they not gonna take credits from a school like seton

Keep going breh, promise me you'll give me a free prostate exam by the time you got your diploma in hand