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Please don't! I switched out of my Science major in college for a reason! Haha
OK... I'm not trying to be a jerk. However, I get a lot of student requests asking me to read over their med school essays, lab reports etc and, quite frankly, I want to burst into tears half the time.
Practice good grammar, whether writing a lab report or communicating with your fellow humans on a message board... I promise it will only help you look (and act) more professional in the end.
I'm a college student and I'm currently in a 5 hour break between classes. I'll be watching the live blogging of the keynote from the cafeteria and I have my credit card and gift cards ready! Only problem is that I have class from 3-5 and it's a test, so I'm cut off from pre-ordering if it begins during the window. Luckily I have a best friend who I have as my plan B who will order it for me. Stressful but exciting day!
Well it was a major called Integrated Science and Technology. I enjoyed Physics in high school so I figured I'd like to go the technology route of Science, but after taking Chemistry and Biology, I soon realized that it was more science then technology and my brain doesn't work that way. I'm not good at memorizing things, I'm just very good at logical thinking (coding).
What is your major? I know you said bio, but is it straight up bio, or biochem, physiology, molecular biology etc?
hmmmmm..sounds....self-familiar.
well biology to me tho isn't memorizing, people say anatomy is, but my molecular biology class is all comprehensive, you have to know each little thing, from the protein in your hair, to how the protein is synthesized to make the hair, to what makes up the protein. its like a train of knowing how to end at a pathway and whats in the pathway and what begins the pathway and what sparks that thing that makes the pathway...if you know what i mean.
i am actually still considering going the computer route, but people say all the jobs are going overseas.
No just pharmacy school. It's a 6 year PharmD program, and upon graduation I need to take series of exams, and if I pass them all I'll be licensed to practice as a pharmacist.
On the internet, in the absence of visible race, body types, builds, expressions, and voice, people have only one thing with which to judge you by; how you type.
Write like a twelve year old, be prepared to be perceived as one.
Yes it's a 6 year program that you're a part of on Day 1 of college, you need to be accepted from high school. Of course 90% of my classes the first year and a half are general liberal arts classes, but I'm still a part of the program and do take preliminary pharmacy classes.
Dont work for money.
Have money work for you.
Drop out of college right now and you still have hope...
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