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re: How was your undergrad experience, in and out of the classroom?
Posted on 6/29/16 at 8:12 pm to stomp
Posted on 6/29/16 at 8:12 pm to stomp
Went to college in the heyday of the jamband/live music revival of the early 90s to mid 90s.
I was a Creative Writing major, and I don't look back and regret it. That being said, most of what I learned happened outside the classroom. I saw a LOT of bands and traveled many miles over those years. It was definitely formative, but it was a bit of a squandered time of my life with the perspective I have now.
I was a Creative Writing major, and I don't look back and regret it. That being said, most of what I learned happened outside the classroom. I saw a LOT of bands and traveled many miles over those years. It was definitely formative, but it was a bit of a squandered time of my life with the perspective I have now.
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Posted on 6/29/16 at 9:57 pm to stomp
Exercise Physiology (was going to do physical therapy or strength and conditioning)
Favorite subject was probably Research Seminar, or Exercise Physiology Lab. We did a bunch of cool shite in that lab.
Hated most of the other sciences like physics and chem. Hardest course was either physics or anatomy and physiology. A&P was insanely hard at my school and the lab and class were never on par. As in, we'd be on chapter 5 in the class and like 8 in the lab. Made things really difficult. But I enjoyed that class and lab a lot even though it was difficult.
Only took the physics and chem because I was open to the idea of PT school. I went another direction for more $. No regrets. Also was in a fraternity. Finished school with a 3.2, which should have been better but I fricked around quite a bit freshman and senior year.
Favorite subject was probably Research Seminar, or Exercise Physiology Lab. We did a bunch of cool shite in that lab.
Hated most of the other sciences like physics and chem. Hardest course was either physics or anatomy and physiology. A&P was insanely hard at my school and the lab and class were never on par. As in, we'd be on chapter 5 in the class and like 8 in the lab. Made things really difficult. But I enjoyed that class and lab a lot even though it was difficult.
Only took the physics and chem because I was open to the idea of PT school. I went another direction for more $. No regrets. Also was in a fraternity. Finished school with a 3.2, which should have been better but I fricked around quite a bit freshman and senior year.
This post was edited on 6/29/16 at 10:02 pm
Posted on 6/29/16 at 10:05 pm to MasCervezas
Ha, oddly enough I now work in risk management and work with healthcare entities. I moved to MN and did a 13 month training course with a direct writer, and eventually took a position with a large, publically traded broker.
Are you a RM or on the broker side?
Are you a RM or on the broker side?
Posted on 6/30/16 at 10:48 am to cas4t
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Are you a RM or on the broker side?
neither actually, I work in banking now
Posted on 6/30/16 at 11:52 am to stomp
graduated with a social psych degree with a CJ minor
my classes were very interesting and i learned a lot about myself in the process
outside of the class: i went to a ton of Panic and Phish shows /commentary lol
my classes were very interesting and i learned a lot about myself in the process
outside of the class: i went to a ton of Panic and Phish shows /commentary lol
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