Don't get in a position later in life to say: "I coulda been a contender. I coulda been somebody, instead of a bum, which is what I am." [Marlon Brando in the Waterfront.] Make smart decisions and advance in your career.
The person who thinks a job is possible is the one who is going to get it done.
Reading into the above statement indicates 40% of the respondents to the survey say they never liked Math, rather they hated it when they were in high school. However, there are many more subjects that we never liked besides Math. But 4 in 10 people hating Math is way too high. That’s twice as many … Continue Reading »
In most countries a PhD – Doctorate of Philosophy – is a requirement in academia. It is an introduction to the world of independent research. In the United States, you enroll in PhD after finishing Master’s degree. Each country has different enrollment policy. Some experts say there is not enough value to a PhD program … Continue Reading »
Zac Bissonnette is one hell of a guy who is in his final year of college. He got to his senior year without loans, scholarships, or mooching off his parents. Most students have accumulated an average of more than $23,000 in debt at the time of their college graduation. Not Zac. No sir! His parents … Continue Reading »
Anyone going to college these days and for the last so many years know [and feel] very well how much textbooks cost. The textbooks, over the years, has become a monopolistic industry of the utmost. On the average it costs more than $100 to buy a book. Most often, many books will set your wallet … Continue Reading »
There are a few realities in life you must consider before you select your major in college. You just cannot choose your field of work based on your passion for the profession anymore. Whatever you select, you must be proficient in it and you must excel in it. There are no guarantees that you would … Continue Reading »
There is a huge deficit in newly graduating medical students in the United States. Even more, the number of first year students in medical schools in the current year is a lot less than a decade ago, according to some reports in the media. Thus the shortage is an ongoing phenomenon that will not go … Continue Reading »
My 20-year old son spends his wake-up hours texting, surfing online, talking on his smart phone, watching TV. He lives with us but goes out of his way to make sure he spends less time with us. He is awake all night, goes to bed after 3:00 in the morning and sleeps till mid afternoon … Continue Reading »
In the long run, education plays a big part in an individual’s income. The more years you stay in school and the more education you get, and of course hard and smart work, the better your future would look like financially as is apparent from the BLS chart (Education pays …). Analyzing the Bureau of … Continue Reading »
