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Is it a good idea to take mini-mester classes (ie 4 weeks, one 3 credit class counting as full-time) while using the Post-9/11? I know just from a get your degree as fast as possible standpoint it's obviously better, but I'm considering my options to see if it's in the cards to stretch the blood money and go for a PA program (90% are graduate-level, a few undergrad left) without taking a ruinous amount of loans for grad school.
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Nov 16, 2015 21:37
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Nostalgia4Butts posted:i took interim courses every chance i could, just as a way to bang out stupid classes i didnt want to sit through for a semester. Oh I understand that it's a lot faster to bang out some classes in these mini-mesters, but is it worth it to burn 4 weeks of blood money for one 3 credit course?
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Nov 17, 2015 08:11
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blue squares posted:I'm getting my teaching certificate (but that was a good burn). It makes me glad that someone whose sole purpose in life seems to be serving as a warning to others is really thriving despite the odds.
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Jan 14, 2016 04:44
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goodness posted:Question about a credit card: I have never had one before but I am trying to get one now. My dad is a veteran and he got my brother one through their service, is that card actually good to use over some other basic one? Depends on the bank you're using now. USAA and Navy Fed are both great credit unions, have a bunch of cool and convenient poo poo from their respective smartphone apps, and in my experience have had a hair trigger for jumping up peoples poo poo when something sketchy (ie outside of your usual spending patterns and/or geography) gets put on your card.
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Feb 16, 2016 23:35
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Admiral Bosch posted:yo if you're a literal retard and you lost your fancy pants discharge cert between moves but you want it to tack onto a resume how do you go about replacing it in an expedient fashion Google "discharge certificate copy", should be literally the first result. 214s you could get through your state's department of vet affairs since most people automatically tick that box to have copies forwarded when they get their walking papers, but I don't think that applies for the certificate itself.
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Feb 26, 2016 02:43
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Should I bother talking to a VSO before getting the results of a sleep study done? The only other proactive thing I can think of to do is get a statement or two from some of the poor unfortunate bastards in my platoon about how I snored like a retarded chainsaw that occasionally stopped breathing. I sure as hell didn't sleep for 10 hours and wake up feeling like I'd had <4 constantly before the Army.
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Mar 18, 2019 04:26
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Oh I'm not going anywhere near the VA without a VSO, I was just wondering about before I even start that process.
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