Need advice Forum
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NotMyRealName09
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Yeah I guess I didn't need to be such a dick.
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guano
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Sorry if I came off as a dick, but asking "what career paths can I pursue" is kind of pointless, considering the answer is, well, just about any other career in existence. What if I'd said "beer taster" or "journalist"? It's a stupid question for which there is no appropriate answer (not to mention that McDonald's managers can make six figures)
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I.P. Daly
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Re: Need advice
Y'all are becoming the new MTal of TLS.
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3|ink
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Woah now. Let's not go overboard.I.P. Daly wrote:Y'all are becoming the new MTal of TLS.
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skers
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Nice backpedaling bro.guano wrote:Sorry if I came off as a dick, but asking "what career paths can I pursue" is kind of pointless, considering the answer is, well, just about any other career in existence. What if I'd said "beer taster" or "journalist"? It's a stupid question for which there is no appropriate answer (not to mention that McDonald's managers can make six figures)
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guano
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My advice still stands. If you're gonna drop out, get a fucking job. Any jobTemporarySaint wrote:Nice backpedaling bro.guano wrote:Sorry if I came off as a dick, but asking "what career paths can I pursue" is kind of pointless, considering the answer is, well, just about any other career in existence. What if I'd said "beer taster" or "journalist"? It's a stupid question for which there is no appropriate answer (not to mention that McDonald's managers can make six figures)
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seahawk32
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Tell us more. Maybe it happened again.splittermcsplit88 wrote:Last term, my prof entered a grade wrong and I got it fixed
A D+ means something went seriously awry (either in your issue spotting and analysis, or administratively). I wouldn't expect a B+ student to get a D+, especially in a subject like Torts.
