i got a lot more out of mine than a piece of paper.



im not really interested in the type of job a kin degree will get me, i just chose to study it because i love, and value the importance of, exercise. starting a masters in september anyway so ive got another 2 years ahead of me at least.



we will be brothers in science. i just wrote 2000 level cell bio as my final final, that was a bitch to study for within 2 days. so much info to take in.

and ty all

This post was edited by cloudkicker on Apr 29 2015 01:09pm

in the UK a degree is 3 years and a masters is 1 year. im 21 and about to finish a maths and economics degree, then if i do a masters id be done by age 22

but in 'merica it's 4 years for degrees and 2 years for a masters? sheet man that's 6 years

I graduate next month with $3100.00 of debt.
Could have that paid off easily.
But my MBA will be around 60k.

big congrats. where do you wanna go with your masters?

and btw you're nmu, right?

Yessir
good stuff. I got my cell/molec bio out of the way last year.. 2000 level though? lol. Are things different in canada in that regard? Mine was a 400 level course, which is basically the highest level undergrad. 500+ starts the grad school courses, up to like 800-900 (I guess theorically could go higher but I haven't looked into it). Either way, was one of my fav courses I've taken.

But yeah, so you're starting a masters this upcoming fall? In ex phys? You want to end up in med school though correct? I have to take this upcoming year off simply by virtue of application cycles but I'll hopefully start next fall. I've been considering doing a biomedical masters for this year only and dropping out for med school but not sure if I"ll even bother

i know for a fact that you dont

in quebec u can do a doctorate in 4 years after college

there are also cases where a bachelors degree takes 4 years (such as engineering)

imbalance, must hotfix

Gratz btw, got off topic

This post was edited by Qwaze on Apr 29 2015 11:16pm

congrats dood

Grats man!

Well done! Always read your posts and google the terms you use Very informative.