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reigninghard
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Bachelors in Business/ Marketing.
KillahBee
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swole said:
it's a useful minor. it was very heavy in writing when I was in school and that has paid off big time. it's a skill that I look for first and foremost when interviewing and it's a knockout one too.
I pretty much knew the general area that I wanted to work in at some point in my senior year of undergrad but felt I needed more general business training and also needed to grow up a bit. It worked out that one of the few schools in the country that have a Hospitality grad program just happened to be in Providence, where I grew up and where my parents lived (free housing is the shit). So I did it up. Only other choice involved me moving to a school that had a grad program in Sports Business Management, but I didn't want to pigeon hole myself into sports, even though that is what I work in now.
silverbackn
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Exercise science
hell yeah. LOL @ you remember that.tiger88 said:
1st yr: ISU final GPA = 1.75 (wow, very immature. never went to class. drinking problem)
2nd yr: lived at home. went to community college (high school with ashtrays - easiest school ever if you want to get straight As in college)
3rd yr: ISU let me back in because I got straight A's at Comm College. Lasted one semester. Again, never attended class. Got 3 F's and a B (B was in Stats - surprising - I skipped the in-class final and still pulled a B)
2nd semester - lived at home, finished up Associates Degree at home (also attended summer school)
4th-5th yr: went to local University and finished up. Took 5 yrs total.
javaguru
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BA in History (specialization in military history)
JD (specialization in business law)
A great strategy is to find a major university you want to attend and is affiliated with a local community college. Take as many classes as possible that will transfer at the community college then transfer to major university. When your credits transfer they will not be calculated in your GPA when you graduate from said major university. Had I actually done this I would have graduated with a 3.9 GPA. I found that my B's came in the one and two hundred level classes in the core curriculum. I know a guy who spent six years at BGSU and was about to be asked to leave. He transfered to Wright State and busted his ass for a little over a year, graduated with a 4.0 and got a great job.
JD (specialization in business law)
A great strategy is to find a major university you want to attend and is affiliated with a local community college. Take as many classes as possible that will transfer at the community college then transfer to major university. When your credits transfer they will not be calculated in your GPA when you graduate from said major university. Had I actually done this I would have graduated with a 3.9 GPA. I found that my B's came in the one and two hundred level classes in the core curriculum. I know a guy who spent six years at BGSU and was about to be asked to leave. He transfered to Wright State and busted his ass for a little over a year, graduated with a 4.0 and got a great job.
fbodyguy02
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Bba Cis, Ms Mis
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Spartacus
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hehtiger88 said:
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who would have thunk itSassy69 said:
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Spartacus
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BS in Economics/Accounting
added a 2 year degree of some value in Mortuary Science
added a 2 year degree of some value in Mortuary Science
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Spartacus
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at the moment I'm soaking my feet in listerine for 20 minutes
you won't find that remedy in any textbook
found it here
you won't find that remedy in any textbook
found it here
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Gambino
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BA Historical Arts
foreigngirl
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I would have a 4 year degree in south slavic literature and languages if I didnt immigrate in USA
I know with I can name some members that don't with 100% accuracy. LOL
I have 126 hours of nothing. Associate degree. A's in English, algebra, trig, statistics, anatomy, psychology, anything that I tried in. Had a hard time in chemistry because I didn't take it in highschool. One day, I may go back and finish.
I have 126 hours of nothing. Associate degree. A's in English, algebra, trig, statistics, anatomy, psychology, anything that I tried in. Had a hard time in chemistry because I didn't take it in highschool. One day, I may go back and finish.
Longhorn85
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stilleto said:
Hmmm. Unusual combination. Where'd you get that?
Me:
BA Mathematics
MBA
flyingjer
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B.S in Aviation Management
Minor in Business Administration
isn't doing shit for me, as someone stated above parents guilted me into graduating did it in 5, but with a major that i didn't want, and obviously is not helping,
Sorry guys not trying to go to negative town, but i am just bitter about my situation right now
Minor in Business Administration
isn't doing shit for me, as someone stated above parents guilted me into graduating did it in 5, but with a major that i didn't want, and obviously is not helping,
Sorry guys not trying to go to negative town, but i am just bitter about my situation right now
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yuppersforeigngirl said:
foreigngirl
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it sucks. I loved my major, too bad they dont have it here4everhung said:
BS Biology
MA National Security
MBA Healthcare Management
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MA National Security
MBA Healthcare Management
MD
silverfish
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reigninghard said:
Same here and an MBA
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jenscats5
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Bachelor's Degree in Accounting....
And yes, I enjoy doing my taxes....
And yes, I enjoy doing my taxes....
BS / Mathematics
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Gambino
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PICK3 said:
cause i dig history...i harbour aspirations to be a teacher some day soon
Kakdiesel said:
don't confuse education with intelligence.
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MBA
MBA
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Spartacus
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I have the money
JavaGuru said:
Got my MBA after med school.
Smurfy said:
All of the above. Practicing physician, administrator for a fairly large healthcare system, and a tactical physician for the federal government. I'm a jack of all trades. I just can't dance... well that is. haha
I thought JD's were normally 3 years?manny78 said:
javaguru
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Three years, assuming you don't need to re-take classes and take more than minimum hours, but night students take four. They had two seperate programs at my school, probably 2/3 were on the three year track. The night students were working full time jobs or didn't make the cut to be a day student. I considered doing a joint JD/MBA but it would have taken four years and I just wanted out of law school. lolswatdoc said:
swatdoc said:
Wow is that a good use of government language to over describe something.
Your screen name sums it up well.You do any medical writing by chance?
