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Hi there,
I am 25, recently graduated with a Bachelors in Business Administration - Management last year and had a really tough time finding work in my city. My city has a really strong economy with lots of wealth and open positions available but I still struggled to find work that paid well. I had previous sales experience and customer service experience and it seems like a trap I'll never get out of.
I took a job that pays about $40k per year and I feel unfulfilled. I am strongly considering completing the pre-requisites for PA school or DO school and switching careers altogether but the public University near me is not accepting Post Baccalaureate students at this time.
I can get into ASU's Online Biology program and still continue to work full-time. Is this a viable path to a physician's assistant program or a DO program? There is a private christian university near me that I can take in-person classes at but it is not a well-known school and I would have to quit my job or find a job part-time. I can either graduate with a second bachelor's or simply finish the pre-requisite courses at ASU Online. I have no debt and make more than enough to cover all my living expenses and still cash-flow tuition.
Any and all advice would be appreciated! Thank you so much for reading!
I am 25, recently graduated with a Bachelors in Business Administration - Management last year and had a really tough time finding work in my city. My city has a really strong economy with lots of wealth and open positions available but I still struggled to find work that paid well. I had previous sales experience and customer service experience and it seems like a trap I'll never get out of.
I took a job that pays about $40k per year and I feel unfulfilled. I am strongly considering completing the pre-requisites for PA school or DO school and switching careers altogether but the public University near me is not accepting Post Baccalaureate students at this time.
I can get into ASU's Online Biology program and still continue to work full-time. Is this a viable path to a physician's assistant program or a DO program? There is a private christian university near me that I can take in-person classes at but it is not a well-known school and I would have to quit my job or find a job part-time. I can either graduate with a second bachelor's or simply finish the pre-requisite courses at ASU Online. I have no debt and make more than enough to cover all my living expenses and still cash-flow tuition.
Any and all advice would be appreciated! Thank you so much for reading!
