swirlman07
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It's portable as well. You wouldn't be restricted to working in any one state, assuming that reciprocity applied. Great pay, good work hours, what's not to like about that my friend.
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It's portable as well. You wouldn't be restricted to working in any one state, assuming that reciprocity applied. Great pay, good work hours, what's not to like about that my friend.
pettyofficerj
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im assuming u mean being able to take your skills and pay expectations nationwide.
that is definitely important.
swirlman07
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Yes, that's what I meant.
I didnt say you will make alot of money with english but you can get a job. LOL. yeah, you are right though nursing is a slept on field. you dont have to be an RN to be a nurse and do ok. you can go 2 years in college and be a LPN. work for a nursing home and what not.
MBA's are a must depending on the field. bachelors are almost archaic.
science, science and science. If your degree dont have that word in there then you are almost fucked.
got to have that MBA. baby
schools suffering from budget cut backs
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110525/ap_on_re_us/us_broken_budgets_struggling_schools
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110525/ap_on_re_us/us_broken_budgets_struggling_schools
swirlman07
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I recently saw a couple of articles that I thought might be helpful for those thinking about an MBA. They point out the importance of the MBA with companies as well as the pros and cons of in-class versus virtual classroom education, which someone questioned as well. In any case, an MBA can be a valuable degree for you if you are thinking about a career in business or advancement into management ranks.
http://education.yahoo.net/articles/is_an_mba_right_for_you.htm?kid=1G47E
http://education.yahoo.net/articles...946&usid=646de200-887c-11e0-b0c3-0022195be248
http://education.yahoo.net/articles/is_an_mba_right_for_you.htm?kid=1G47E
http://education.yahoo.net/articles...946&usid=646de200-887c-11e0-b0c3-0022195be248
flaminghetero
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Put down your banjo old coon.
America is DEAD LAST amongst industrial nations in education..
That's not Black people's fault.
dumb ass 1) The U.S. is ranked at 14th in reading, 17th in science and 25th in math out of 34 countries that participated in the PISA exam (This is an exam that is given to all the industrialized countries. the test is given to 15 year olds.) from the 2009 results. what the fuck are you talking about. OH yeah its a fucked up spot for the US to be in. they should be in the top 5.
2) show me where I stated that Black folks brought down the PISA scores. what the fuck are you talking about you uninformed slack jaw yuckle
so again you dumb piece of shit. black folks themselves need to stop going to the thieving pastors feet and sucking his dick and go hustle up an education and get a good job or start their own business and black folks need to be customers of that business. that business need to provide good customer service to keep em coming back.
according to the PISA report if the US increase their scores by 25 points they will be able to get 41 trillion dollars in the US economy within 25 years.
not stop being jackass and let your balls fall. go get educated. stop listening to those nasty ass pastors because they are fleecing your ass. manage you money get a good job its cool to believe in G-d but not listen to the pastor....he's a thief you dumb ass.
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pettyofficerj
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interesting reads
ive been researching MBAs for some time now myself. If I recall correctly, Drexel's online MBA program places you in a 'class' and tries to keep everyone together throughout their semesters. They referred to this as some sort of 'cohort' method to build networks and strong interpersonal relationships. Makes sense when you think about it, and gives you a sense that there is more to online learning than meets the eye.:smt023
TheHuntress
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That only works if your cohort is worthwhile.
Many times you'll end up with people who aren't worth a damn. I'd rather do it all on my own.
karmacoma.
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pettyofficerj
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the entry requirements are pretty tight, and it's a good school. I doubt if I would land into a grad program with a bunch of slackers there. Drexel isn't Penn, but it's not 'No-name' U with no entry requirements either.
besides i'm a lucky person.
:smt080
jaisee
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My dumb ass didn't go to college and I'm currently contemplating an offer for a 6 figure position in Pasadena where I'd be reporting directly to the CIO.
I have fortunately come to the realization some time ago that the association between success and salary does not apply to me. I don't buy into the belief that I am identified by in the things that I own, or that my life will be enhanced by owning more shit.
Our society has been thoroughly brainwashed in consumerism which tells us that our happiness and self-identification is in the shit we 'own', to acquire this we need more and more money which means we need a better job which means we need a better education. All of these so-called needs, it's no wonder we're so stressed.
Anyways, whatever..... I'm going to go find a tree to hug.
I have fortunately come to the realization some time ago that the association between success and salary does not apply to me. I don't buy into the belief that I am identified by in the things that I own, or that my life will be enhanced by owning more shit.
Our society has been thoroughly brainwashed in consumerism which tells us that our happiness and self-identification is in the shit we 'own', to acquire this we need more and more money which means we need a better job which means we need a better education. All of these so-called needs, it's no wonder we're so stressed.
Anyways, whatever..... I'm going to go find a tree to hug.
The Dark King
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My dumb ass didn't go to college and I'm currently contemplating an offer for a 6 figure position in Pasadena where I'd be reporting directly to the CIO.
I have fortunately come to the realization some time ago that the association between success and salary does not apply to me. I don't buy into the belief that I am identified by in the things that I own, or that my life will be enhanced by owning more shit.
Our society has been thoroughly brainwashed in consumerism which tells us that our happiness and self-identification is in the shit we 'own', to acquire this we need more and more money which means we need a better job which means we need a better education. All of these so-called needs, it's no wonder we're so stressed.
Anyways, whatever..... I'm going to go find a tree to hug.
Interesting pov but unfortunately I think being black in America often times leaves one with the impression you have to always prove yourself to justify your existence. It may also be easy for one to say why would you let the otside world have so much influence over you but its difficult for it not to when if affects where you can live and the lifestyle you have. Shit it even affects who may love you or not. I'm looking forward to this summer. A lot of traveling ahead.
jaisee
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Agreed, but I don't think it's just a black thing. We do have a habit of glorifying our material possessions where others do not. About every culture identifies themselves with worthless possessions. A white man in a fancy car is no different than a black man in a fancy car in that respect (well, maybe they still have factory rims).
As far as money affecting where you live and the lifestyle that you can have, it's all up to the person. A person can have what others would perceive as a nice life and still feel that they need more shit. With regard to love, if someone loves you for what you have it's not you that they love in the first place.
Where are you traveling?
The Dark King
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Jamaica in September
Canada both Toronto and Vancouver next month.
Next week Vermont for zip lining and then down to PA to white water raft next week.
I'm still firming up filming spots for my documentary this summer. First Loving Day in NYC in two weeks then hopefully Missouri the following week. I'm actually gonna get out and see this country this summer.
jaisee
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That's whats up! Enjoy your travels.
pettyofficerj
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many people are PROUD of their accomplishments and PROUDLY list them. But like you said, an employer might think they'll demand more or will simply leave and get another job when a better opportunity presents itself.
yeah I have read articles of people doing that. It is a catch 22. you could be in your 40's and they are looking at you and your resume and may say slacker. LOL
on the other hand you could get a new degree/trade and start over in a hot field. it could be done and help out.
Mikey
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Watched all 62 minutes of the video, it's funny as hell.
My opinion is that you should really go to college, ignore the spin that they're trying to put on this.
When our nation's deficits are reduced and the deficit becomes a surplus, perhaps college tuition could decrease. If college tuition costs were lower, this movie wouldn't have even been made. That is the premise the entire movie is arguing on.
My opinion is that you should really go to college, ignore the spin that they're trying to put on this.
When our nation's deficits are reduced and the deficit becomes a surplus, perhaps college tuition could decrease. If college tuition costs were lower, this movie wouldn't have even been made. That is the premise the entire movie is arguing on.