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No, I totally should though. At least that's more interesting then pre calchave any of you guys done MCAT tutoring?
No, I totally should though. At least that's more interesting then pre calchave any of you guys done MCAT tutoring?
Yeah good luck building a client base though. It's a ton of legwork.thats 90K a year Fulltime.
seriously. I wonder what scores they look forNo, I totally should though. At least that's more interesting then pre calc
10 in each section. i was offered a spot. i was too busy.seriously. I wonder what scores they look for
what company was this?10 in each section. i was offered a spot. i was too busy.
I did it with a highschool buddy/fellow premed! He's now an M1. I ended up making 3 life long friends that I met along the way, one of which asked me to be a groomsman at is wedding last year!
It's such a social experience.
It ended up costing about 1000$/month including lots beer (when available), food, and a hostel every now and then.
Social experience even if you were to go alone? That's my biggest concern I think.
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If you go NOBO sometime in March or April, 50+ thru-hikers start every day. You wouldn't be alone unless you wanted to be. SOBO or flip-flop hikes you might be more on your own.
...Supposed to get down to 5F tonight, perfect chance to test out my sleeping gear in the back yard!
Social experience even if you were to go alone? That's my biggest concern I think.
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I feel your pain. I used up all my PTO on interviews, so I had to come in to work today. I'm LITERALLY the only person in the building. A security guard keeps checking in on me to see if he can lock up yet.Bump.
I'm on a 2+ hour hold on whether or not my job is even necessary today. Even though I know I have every right to go home, I can't until I get non-conflicting information from my manager. My manager and their manager is out on vacation today. The entire department is also out on vacation today. On-call's aren't picking up their phones...
Jealous.Just over here making bank getting time and a half by filling in for my understaffed unit.
I just landed a great gig in a private practice (good connections) that I am possibly interested in...plus it pays $20/hr. I will work here until June/August. I want to go into medical school with no credit card debt or other personal debt.Just curious when all recently accepted students are planning on quitting their jobs. I constantly debate the point of trying to lessen my inevitably enormous sum of debt before medical school starts. I want to leave, travel, and enjoy my year, but I need the money. Feels bad
Thoughts?
Jealous.
Are than any resources/information you know of to back this up? Cause God I would love to just go work as a bartender somewhere for the next few months and chill out. I would just really need some information on this before I'd ever commit to something like that.Just letting y'all know out there, including and especially you, @Huggy, that you can travel most of the world for very, very little.
As an American, you can fly to the beach in Australia tomorrow, work for $20/h minimum Australian wage as a waiter, and bum around the island for months on end.
If you don't have a family to provide for, you can easily just backpack the world or your favorite continent. Go ahead. Not going to have another chance to do it.
Everything from couchsurfing to hotshowers can be used to get to know new people, see new places, and do so for next-to-no money.
This is likely what I'll end up doing. My parents complain about a 2 week Euro trip costing ~$5-8K but I don't really care. What's the difference in $200K in debt and $192-195K debt? I'd rather be able to enjoy doing a travelling trip while I'm still young.Decided today that I'll be quitting my job at the very end of April. Right after, at the beginning of May I will be traveling to Central Europe for a few weeks. Then come back to the US, get an apartment in my new city, and then come back home and spend the next month and a half with my family, friends, and the beach
check out workaway.infoAre than any resources/information you know of to back this up? Cause God I would love to just go work as a bartender somewhere for the next few months and chill out. I would just really need some information on this before I'd ever commit to something like that.
I have heard of someone who went to the Bahamas and just became a bartender and enjoyed himself for like half a year.
Google: work holiday visa Australia.Are than any resources/information you know of to back this up? Cause God I would love to just go work as a bartender somewhere for the next few months and chill out. I would just really need some information on this before I'd ever commit to something like that.
I have heard of someone who went to the Bahamas and just became a bartender and enjoyed himself for like half a year.
Forreal. Could only get around 15 hours a week when I tutored. Also driving to houses and back takes up your time.Yeah good luck building a client base though. It's a ton of legwork.
Kaplan's cut-off is the 90th percentile. I just sent in the recorded audition yesterday. Kind of a drawn out application process, though.seriously. I wonder what scores they look for
We're going to Prague, Vienna, and Budapest which are all very cheap. Transportation (bus from Prague to Vienna and train from Vienna to Budapest) is cheap (19 euros each trip) and of short duration (under 3 hours) Hotels are cheap as can be also.
I highly suggest Central Europe after doing research on where to go over the past several months. Southeast Asia (Thailand, Cambodia, South Vietnam, Laos, etc.) work well also.
I'll be saving up as much as possible beforehand and then taking out credit. I'll pay off the extra credit with loans once I receive them.
This is interesting. I'll have to look into this. Do you have any safety concerns with these areas? I've heard a lot of people talk about now is not the best time for a Euro trip. I really want to see Germany more than anything, but I've been advised that may not be the best place to be right now.We're going to Prague, Vienna, and Budapest which are all very cheap. Transportation (bus from Prague to Vienna and train from Vienna to Budapest) is cheap (19 euros each trip) and of short duration (under 3 hours) Hotels are cheap as can be also.
I highly suggest Central Europe after doing research on where to go over the past several months. Southeast Asia (Thailand, Cambodia, South Vietnam, Laos, etc.) work well also.
I'll be saving up as much as possible beforehand and then taking out credit. I'll pay off the extra credit with loans once I receive them.
I can't until early August. Late July maaaaaybeThey just hired my replacement for April 17th, my final day is April 30th. Cannot wait
I'd rather work 70 tbh.I just worked an average of 70 hrs per week the past couple weeks... lots of needs at work haha
Trying to figure out when to quit...I'm in a flexible field and I'd like to be done at the end of May so I can hike and camp in June and go to Europe in July....but my boss just offered me 8k if I extend my contract and work 4 weeks in June. How the hell do I justify saying no to that??