It all depends on classes taken, I can't remember the exact difference between the 2, but I also have a BA in General Biology. It is only a couple of classes difference if I remember correctly at the university I went to one of them was a second calculus class, but that's all that comes to mind. I don't remember the others.BA in Biology. How is that even possible? I thought biology was a science.
Master of Public Health degree in health administration.
Was actually working on a third useless degree--doctor of health science, when I took a leave of absence with 8 units to go. I realized that the only job skill I had was typing. I decided I need a job skill where I didn't have bosses telling me what to do. I started typing right out of high school, and typed during vacation time from college...it didn't sit well with me that I had to take orders from people who had much less higher education than I did...type this, file that.... Dentistry provided me with a job skill where I could make my own decisions.
marketable job skill is the key
And what have you been able to do with your degree?It all depends on classes taken, I can't remember the exact difference between the 2, but I also have a BA in General Biology. It is only a couple of classes difference if I remember correctly at the university I went to one of them was a second calculus class, but that's all that comes to mind. I don't remember the others.
Stepping stone to a Doctorate in Physical Therapy (Other than being a stepping stone and fun to study biology, it is quite useless).And what have you been able to do with your degree?
That's a good field you are getting into. I have an excellent occupational therapist to whom I owe a debt of gratitude. She literally ran interference between me and my lousy former hand surgeon. She called him up and told him something was really wrong. He had treated me like a malingerer. Had a second surgery to remove the the screws that were sticking out from his botched first surgery. She called him to tell him that she highly suspected I had complex regional pain syndrome. Yep, she was right again. I went from not being able to do anything with my right hand to feeling that I could practice dentistry if I wasn't retired. I was disabled for such a long time that I am practically ambidextrous now. Anyway, if it wasn't for my therapist, I would be in a world of hurt and non-function.Stepping stone to a Doctorate in Physical Therapy (Other than being a stepping stone and fun to study biology, it is quite useless).
I'm about to make some people jealous. This is my work. Used to be a Sous Chef, but I got tired of the stress.
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So true. Especially kids. My 8 year old basically lives off chicken nuggets and spaghetti. But come to think of it, and knowing how greedy my fish are, I bet they'd eat chicken nuggets and spaghetti too!IMO Fish are so much easier to feed than people.