What is your job??

[Kahldris]

Factory worker $11.59 an hour Canadian (****.).

Going to college soon though.

[MASSter]

I deliver bread for a living(glamorous I know). Half of check is commision and I avg around 70k/yr. This last yr over 90(lots of OT)

[jammyo40]

I've applied to Harvard, Princeton, UPenn, Yale, Cornell, Stanford, NYU, UC Berkeley, UCLA, USC, and some other schools. Gotta make it out da hood nomsayin'?

As a USC graduate, I can tell you that the undergrad math department kinda sucks. As a Computer Engineering major, I could have earned a BA in mathematics on the side with just 4 extra classes. In the end however, I decided against it. Don' get me wrong; USC is a great school and I don't regret (too much) taking out all those student loans to go there, but the math department isn't one of it's stronger points. I wouldn't bother going all the way to Cornell for math either. Have you looked at Harvey Mudd?

Also, the fact that USC is a large, private college in Southern California means that there's a huge populace of hotties, nom sayin?

[2445ricardo]

cheeky mate - $1337/minute

Strong $702,727,200 yearly salary. I'm assuming that's before taxes.

[2445ricardo]

As a USC graduate, I can tell you that the undergrad math department kinda sucks. As a Computer Engineering major, I could have earned a BA in mathematics on the side with just 4 extra classes. In the end however, I decided against it. Don' get me wrong; USC is a great school and I don't regret (too much) taking out all those student loans to go there, but the math department isn't one of it's stronger points. I wouldn't bother going all the way to Cornell for math either. Have you looked at Harvey Mudd?

Also, the fact that USC is a large, private college in Southern California means that there's a huge populace of hotties, nom sayin?

Sort of the same thing my Calculus teacher has told me (he's a USC math major grad).

USC isn't my #1 choice, even if it's around my neighborhood.

I looked into the Claremont Colleges but didn't apply. Thought a lot about Pomona.

But the financial at USC sucks balls; hence the large amount of trust fund babies (no hate).

And I know what you're saying about the hotties.

[JOSEF RAKICH]

- Personal trainer
- Online personal trainer (i sell meal plans and workout programmes)
- Male stripper
- Topless waiter
- Staying shredded

[HunterCML]

- Personal trainer
- Online personal trainer (i sell meal plans and workout programmes)
- Male stripper
- Topless waiter
- Staying shredded

Why does the misc hate you and how do you stay shredded on IIFYM?.. I'd assume dat dere but we all know 100% of BB.com'ers are natty.

[jammyo40]

Sort of the same thing my Calculus teacher has told me (he's a USC math major grad).

USC isn't my #1 choice, even if it's around my neighborhood.

I looked into the Claremont Colleges but didn't apply. Thought a lot about Pomona.

But the financial at USC sucks balls; hence the large amount of trust fund babies (no hate).

And I know what you're saying about the hotties.

USC has a 100% need based financial aid policy. Yes, some of my friends paid full price, but I a lot of them (including myself) paid mostly (if not only) for room and board because of grants and/or scholarships. If there are any schools that f*ck you over financial aid, it's NYU (I have two friends that went there).

[MarkVI]

100% srs, sad thing is general medicine takes 7 years here...

Where's here? I'm in US and it's 4 years undergrad and 4 years+ in actual med school....I recently changed to premed and have about 5 quarters left to go to get the needed biology degree and all the other courses for entrance.

[MarkVI]

Work in a warehouse for $10/hr part time and go to college for premed.

Parents won't pay for shat and i live at home with them lmao :/

Free rent...um. That is awesome. Milk that as long as possible

[spicyprice]

Where's here? I'm in US and it's 4 years undergrad and 4 years+ in actual med school....I recently changed to premed and have about 5 quarters left to go to get the needed biology degree and all the other courses for entrance.

We dont have a general medicine option either. After those 8 years, the least you can do is a 3 yr family medicine or peds residency option. I dont think there is a shorter"general" residency, is there?

[MarkVI]

We dont have a general medicine option either. After those 8 years, the least you can do is a 3 yr family medicine or peds residency option. I dont think there is a shorter"general" residency, is there?

You sure? From what I've researched you can become a GP and even do a loan forgiveness program by practicing (all by your lonesome) in a "rural" area and the Gov't forgives like 25-40k in debt that year plus you make your regular income from practicing.

[Geoloop]

Where's here? I'm in US and it's 4 years undergrad and 4 years+ in actual med school....I recently changed to premed and have about 5 quarters left to go to get the needed biology degree and all the other courses for entrance.

South America, more specific Peru. Takes 7 years for general medicine (last 2 years are residency) then you can specialize anywhere you want.

[MarkVI]

South America, more specific Peru. Takes 7 years for general medicine (last 2 years are residency) then you can specialize anywhere you want.

I wish I had that....We have to go through 4 years of BS before med school where you could focus on getting that done in 2 years (the sciences etc...)

[jammyo40]

I wish I had that....We have to go through 4 years of BS before med school where you could focus on getting that done in 2 years (the sciences etc...)

As much as I hate weeder classes, they do have place.

[jammyo40]

I wish I had that....We have to go through 4 years of BS before med school where you could focus on getting that done in 2 years (the sciences etc...)

As much as I hate weeder classes, they do have their place.

[MarkVI]

As much as I hate weeder classes, they do have place.

True Dat son. if 1/5th of the kids in my gen chem series were still in the healthcare field route I would be astonished.

[spicyprice]

You sure? From what I've researched you can become a GP and even do a loan forgiveness program by practicing (all by your lonesome) in a "rural" area and the Gov't forgives like 25-40k in debt that year plus you make your regular income from practicing.

wew. my bad. I stand corrected, although the GP does require a year of residency from what I read. I think I had confused the idea that the GP was not offered as a Board Certified specialty to mean they no longer existed. Instead, they formed their own certification exam and "govern" themselves. (all according to wikipedia.)

[JasonDB]

Why does the misc hate you and how do you stay shredded on IIFYM?.. I'd assume dat dere but we all know 100% of BB.com'ers are natty.

I think Josef is a natty. The kid has been training hard and consistently for several years and he does look good but it isn't like he is a mass monster. Peeps are just hating on his results due to their own insecurities.

[Ion26]

As much as I hate weeder classes, they do have their place.

Im pre-med...which classes were the "weedout" classes?

Organic Chem 1 and 2 are the highest sciences you need for Med school..

I think Josef is a natty. The kid has been training hard and consistently for several years and he does look good but it isn't like he is a mass monster. Peeps are just hating on his results due to their own insecurities.

Im not judging either way, but how does he stay at 5-6% BF and putting on more weight without that BF increasing at all...

[MarkVI]

wew. my bad. I stand corrected, although the GP does require a year of residency from what I read. I think I had confused the idea that the GP was not offered as a Board Certified specialty to mean they no longer existed. Instead, they formed their own certification exam and "govern" themselves. (all according to wikipedia.)

Could it vary state by state? I'm not 100% on it - I figure I'll get in and figure it out once I'm there. Though thinking Nutrition Specialization that some schools are offering would be nice...but it's a more homeopathic route and I'm not sure I want all of that....

Im pre-med...which classes were the "weedout" classes?

Organic Chem 1 and 2 are the highest sciences you need for Med school..

Wait wait....wut? Ochem 3 isn't onthe Mcat??? I took that for nothing I got an A but still F that.

[JasonDB]

Im not judging either way, but how does he stay at 5-6% BF and putting on more weight without that BF increasing at all...

Hard work and tight calculations of macros and calories. If someone claims to be a natty I generally see no reason to dispute it.

I can imagine that after I do my drug tested meets and start my youtube channel after I get into better condition on natural bodybuilding I'll probably have to deal with the same type of accusations. People are basically haters on the internet.

[determined4000]

Hard work and tight calculations of macros and calories. If someone claims to be a natty I generally see no reason to dispute it.

I can imagine that after I do my drug tested meets and start my youtube channel after I get into better condition on natural bodybuilding I'll probably have to deal with the same type of accusations. People are basically haters on the internet.

its easy to hate when you dont have to look some1 else in the eye
flex dem keyboard muscles

[jammyo40]

Im pre-med...which classes were the "weedout" classes?

Classes in pre-med tracks aren't usually that hard; it's the curve that is. So, all of them are.

[MarkVI]

Classes in pre-med tracks aren't usually that hard; it's the curve that is. So, all of them are.

Genetics sure sucked balls....

[Geoloop]

Genetics sure sucked balls....

i hated embryology so much...

[adean1989]

You guys need to man up. I've wanted to study medicine but even with suitable grades, work experience, charitable work, extra curricular activities (how they love a well rounded character!) I've had no success on 3 separate occasions and am now considering the option of studying abroad.

TLDR: be thankful you even have the opportunity.

[MarkVI]

i hated embryology so much...

All of it sucks lol. I just couldn't find a way to care.

You guys need to man up. I've wanted to study medicine but even with suitable grades, work experience, charitable work, extra curricular activities (how they love a well rounded character!) I've had no success on 3 separate occasions and am now considering the option of studying abroad.

TLDR: be thankful you even have the opportunity.

[jammyo40]

Genetics sure sucked balls....

i hated embryology so much...

All of it sucks lol. I just couldn't find a way to care.

[razeak]

I wanted to be a pilot, but stayed home for a girl. I went to college, but never finished after three years.

I'm a correctional officer in a max security prison. I make 30K. I'm also a Defensive Tactics instructor, but don't get paid anything extra. Household income is 70k before any overtime(and we rarely get it).