THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: Ecrofirt on August 16, 2010, 02:16:24 PM
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Holy shit.
I just got my BS. While I'm happily going to do it, I have a feeling this isn't exactly how it's supposed to work.
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Metal 101: Motley Crue Appreciation :rock
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Holy shit.
I just got my BS. While I'm happily going to do it, I have a feeling this isn't exactly how it's supposed to work.
are you in a graduate program?
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Holy shit.
I just got my BS. While I'm happily going to do it, I have a feeling this isn't exactly how it's supposed to work.
are you in a graduate program?
I co-taught an undergrad psych class while in graduate school... that was... interesting.
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Holy shit.
I just got my BS. While I'm happily going to do it, I have a feeling this isn't exactly how it's supposed to work.
are you in a graduate program?
I co-taught an undergrad psych class while in graduate school... that was... interesting.
Was it a 100-level class? A few days ago I was cleaning out my storage closet and found a bunch of papers and assignments I did as a college freshman in 100-level classes. My god they are terrible.
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Holy shit.
I just got my BS. While I'm happily going to do it, I have a feeling this isn't exactly how it's supposed to work.
are you in a graduate program?
I co-taught an undergrad psych class while in graduate school... that was... interesting.
Was it a 100-level class? A few days ago I was cleaning out my storage closet and found a bunch of papers and assignments I did as a college freshman in 100-level classes. My god they are terrible.
Yeah, it was Psych 101.
I have a really close friend who is a Sociology professor at SUNY Albany. Her stories about her Long Island students are priceless.
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Holy shit.
I just got my BS. While I'm happily going to do it, I have a feeling this isn't exactly how it's supposed to work.
are you in a graduate program?
I co-taught an undergrad psych class while in graduate school... that was... interesting.
Was it a 100-level class? A few days ago I was cleaning out my storage closet and found a bunch of papers and assignments I did as a college freshman in 100-level classes. My god they are terrible.
Yeah, it was Psych 101.
I have a really close friend who is a Sociology professor at SUNY Albany. Her stories about her Long Island students are priceless.
:'(
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:lol
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Cajole: Evilbore's Long Island representative
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Holy shit.
I just got my BS. While I'm happily going to do it, I have a feeling this isn't exactly how it's supposed to work.
are you in a graduate program?
I co-taught an undergrad psych class while in graduate school... that was... interesting.
Was it a 100-level class? A few days ago I was cleaning out my storage closet and found a bunch of papers and assignments I did as a college freshman in 100-level classes. My god they are terrible.
Yeah, it was Psych 101.
I have a really close friend who is a Sociology professor at SUNY Albany. Her stories about her Long Island students are priceless.
:'(
Not Long Island in particular, but more like the spoiled Long Island kids who don't want to go to college, but their parents make them.
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That's awesome Ecrofirt
I always wanted to be a college professor, but masters in Japanese route didn't work.
Still might end up being a law professor. Want to, but it's not easy to get into. Probably would need to go Lawyer -> Judge -> Adjudicate Professor -> Professor.
I love teaching. It's so much fun :) But I'd really like to teach adults.
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That's awesome Ecrofirt
I always wanted to be a college professor, but masters in Japanese route didn't work.
Still might end up being a law professor. Want to, but it's not easy to get into. Probably would need to go Lawyer -> Judge -> Adjudicate Professor -> Professor.
I would suggest that there is not necessarily much direct progession from Judge ---> Professor.
Neither that becoming a judge is a prerequisite to becoming a professor, nor that many judges decide to step down from judging to teach. that's just my guess, though, I suppose.
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And if I didn't get into law enforcement, I might have gone all in with the academic route. At the end of undergrad, though, I was just drained and tired of school at the time, and deathly afraid of the mountains of debt I would have to accrue if I kept going with school.
Not too many regrets at having a well-paying, secure career, and being 100% debt-free before I turned 26.
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I am all regrets.
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I am all regrets.
Well, yeah, that last sentence may have been me trying to convince myself.....
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That's awesome Ecrofirt
I always wanted to be a college professor, but masters in Japanese route didn't work.
Still might end up being a law professor. Want to, but it's not easy to get into. Probably would need to go Lawyer -> Judge -> Adjudicate Professor -> Professor.
I would suggest that there is not necessarily much direct progession from Judge ---> Professor.
Neither that becoming a judge is a prerequisite to becoming a professor, nor that many judges decide to step down from judging to teach. that's just my guess, though, I suppose.
It's not, but if you didn't go to a fancy top school and place in the top of your class, it's gonna be real tough to find a teaching job.
But if you're a judge and you want to teach classes on the side as adjudicate professor, most schools will be glad to have a distinguished judge. And you don't need to step down from being a judge to do part-time law teaching. Only if you want to move to full time.
Will try both ways
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I am all regrets.
Well, yeah, that last sentence may have been me trying to convince myself.....
:( Sorry. You seem to be doing plenty good for yourself, dude. The chicks will come around.
At least you haven't successfully pissed away every opportunity for 6 years.
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That's why you don't piss away the opportunities that present themselves in the next 6 years :)
Past never matters, just focus on today forward.
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I'll do that. :pimp