BRAD Saturday Edition

[meloman315]

and in my family only 1 person has only graduated from college

[shockandroy]

mike I think you should find a card on ebay that would be a good trade for that Jennings, I have no idea what to pick up. or at least let me know the 1 or 2 Dwills you don't have lol

well I just checked and it books 40, I will see what I can come up with.

[superdudeisgr8]

yeah not leaving the house is convenient. You can also accommodate your work schedule easier

Yeah, I have a 2nd interview with a company tomorrow morning, but I'm pretty sure that I have the job, and they will work around my schedule...

[shockandroy]

and in my family only 1 person has only graduated from college

that doesn't mean anything. No one has in my family yet, I will hopefully be the first

[superdudeisgr8]

and in my family only 1 person has only graduated from college

No one has from mine...well but me...

[meloman315]

that doesn't mean anything. No one has in my family yet, I will hopefully be the first

yeah but idk what im even going to do then if i go to college

[fdp79]

I did mine online...the worst part of the process is waiting the few days until paypal puts the money in your account to verify everything...but its pretty easy...

thanks i guess ill have to set it everything up this week to join the 21st century

[geogn4t]

well I just checked and it books 40, I will see what I can come up with.

cool just pm me it

[PantherFan1982]

i hope man, i need to find something. im sick of being poor i need to find a good job

No one is too stupid for college. The people who feel this way are the ones who just don't apply themselves. College is exactly what you make it out to be. I've gone to some pretty good schools (CMU is #23 nationally right now) and it gives you exactly what you want.

You can be one of the constant workers who study around the clock to nail that A, or you can just breeze by and get C's. Typically, most employers aren't concerned with a collegiate GPA but some will ask for it.

I think a previous poster mentioned CC and that's a smart route. I have a lot of friends who did 2 years at community college and transferred into state schools that they would have had absolutely no shot of getting into straight out of high school. Some people find it embarrassing to say they go to a community college, but I don't think it's a big deal. A lot of people aren't ready for the college experience right away because it's pretty insane.

I couldn't handle the large colleges, which is why I ended up at Gonzaga and Carnegie Mellon. Both schools are fairly small, but offer a great education and have all the resources I could possibly want.

Don't be down on yourself and your only 16 years old, right? Thinking about making tons of money and starting a career shouldn't be the top priority on your agenda. Enjoy life a little and don't be so stressed out. You will have many, many, many years to worry about all that.

[meloman315]

so is the bracelet a good idea???