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I studied well at school, at the moment I entered college at the Faculty of Journalism, I like this profession, I like to write different written works, you can find examples of my works on my website https://papersowl.com/speech-writing-service , I think you are interested in reading them, thank you.
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Dec 18, 2018 - 6:56 AM
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jackfu
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Like others here I never graduated college, just lost interest with about 30 credit hours remaining, so I guess I would have been between sophomore and junior. I started in Mechanical Engineering with great interest, but as time went by I got bored with it all. I think I was ADD back when not much was done about it back in the 70s; just couldn’t pay attention in class. Sad too, in that ME was a new curriculum at the college and only 4 of us matriculated to the point where I dropped out and the three others were the first grads.
I tried going back when I was 25, studying chemistry, but Organics wasn’t for me, even though I made it through.
Interestingly enough I’m employed in the sciences, if you will, in that I do tech service work and often help customers with mechanical system designs and I do some chemistry work most every day. I even co-authored a few patents back in the day. I’m very fortunate in my job in that I get to help customers solve problems. And, some days I just generate data via lab work for product support/development. Quite often data is my product.
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I hope your account is legit. If so, as a Norwegian myself, I wonder why you have 'Norway' in your username? Do you have relatives from there?
Forget it, Thor. It's Chinatown.
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I have a MBA (Masters’ in Business Administration); I attended both San Diego State University (my Employer for the last decade) and oxford University. I completed my last 3 years at oxford University as I suggest the accelerated stride (classes last for six-eight weeks) vs. the traditional University time line. https://www.aoneassignments.com/do-my-assignment-for-me
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I have a bachelors degree in Business Administration from a four-year state university. But I think degrees are absurdly over-required by employers in the America. Employers use degrees as a proxy for aptitude testing, ever since the Disparate Impact rule made it legally risky to test job applicants to see how smart they are.
This is why such vast numbers of Americans "need" degrees, and that in turn is why university tuitions and the prices of textbooks have risen so much faster than the rate of inflation over the past four decades. They can charge anything, and people have to pay it. The courts indirectly created a costly new requirement for millions of people to be "qualified" for jobs.
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Nope. Just a handful of o levels and the same job for 32 years.
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