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Go to the question that asks "Where were you born?"

Dissidia is the original game and Duodecim is a prequel.

Crisis Core, BBS, Dissidia and Dissidia Duodecim. That's pretty much itttttttt.

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Not a dumb question at all based on what I've learned in the class so far lol Western Civilization in today's terms usually refers to any economy that is capitalist. But throughout most of time and in college and high school western civilization courses, it's about any culture that derives it's roots from European culture. Greece, Rome, Egypt, Mesopotamia, to name a few.

Alrighty, I have to turn in a paragraph about what topic I plan to write about for a 4 to 6 page research paper that will be due toward the end of the semester, in a couple days here. The research paper is supposed to be argumentative. It's for Western Civilization which I don't know a whole lot about. Anyone have any ideas on a topic I could write about?

Good luck!

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Make sure you keep putting your best "foot" forward http://psychology.about.com/od/careersinpsychology/a/graddegree.htm This might help you sort some things out about majoring in psychology and the career options that would be available to you Damn, you have a lot on your plate O.O Good luck Awesome! I actually started out majoring in Electrical Engineering but after taking that intro to engineering course I feel like I'd enjoy working more with computers than actually being a full on "engineer." If money is a problem, refer to my previous response to Winner's Proof. Also, community college is an option. Transferring to a four year university after 2 years at community college saves you money and opens you up to scholarships that may only be available to transfer students^^ Though, if you choose that route make sure you have a 4 year university in mind and that you work with both colleges to make sure you're taking classes that WILL transfer.

The thing about majoring in psychology is that you can't do a whole lot with a bachelors. To really get a career out of it, you'd need at LEAST a masters or a doctorate degree. So I'd say, go with Psychology ONLY if you think you'd be really into it. Whereas with English I'm pretty sure you could probably become like a teacher or something after a bachelors degree. Good luck with your decision and goals

Well they have a lot of other people to interview too, can't take all day Just give it your best and like I said, there's always a next time. You may only have 3 minutes now, but that doesn't mean that 3 minutes is THE end of the road.

Well, I suppose the best way to look at it is, if you don't succeed this time, it's always a learning experience for next time. What better way to learn than actual hands on experience?

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Awesome goal My recommendation is see if your school has a career services center. My college has one and they have staff who's job is to give you tips on how to write a good resume and cover letter as well as give you interview tips.

Thank you, I thought the same thing and that's why I made it

Idk if there are things like this over where you're at, but maybe you should look into jobs that pay for your college as a benefit? Like Starbucks will pay for a portion of your tuition if you work at least 20 hours a week there. And just as an example, but for me personally I've been looking into hospital pharmacy jobs for that bump in pay because I do have a family to worry about on top of my schooling, and there's a medical center in the area called Hershey Medical, and their employees get 75 percent off tuition at the state university over here. I have a couple years until then and I plan on seeking out a job as a pharmacy tech there, since I do have some experience and plan on getting certified this summer. Further more, Carnegie Mellon over here is a top notch Computer Science school and their tuition is extremely high. Like 40,000-50,000 a year. No way I'd be able to afford that without a ton of scholarships and grants and such. But, Carnegie has jobs for computer science and robotics majors. And one of their overall employee benefits is that they pay 100 percent of their employee's tuition at their school. Maybe you could look into similar benefits in your area? I'd start with your actual school and see if their employee benefits have anything like that. Even like a janitor or cafeteria worker would probably get the same benefits if they have something like that.

Do you guys get snow where you're at? It's snowing here so if you're lucky, you'll get the same

Sounds like you're busy Guess that's college for you lol Wow, you definitely have a big goal there Well, I work in Pharmacy, currently, so if you have any questions about medicine I may be able to answer some questions lol I can at least say that when it comes to pharmacists, they definitely make big pay checks hahaha

Good luck Where do you plan on going and do you have an intended major?

This topic is for the members who are in college, were in college, or eventually planning to attend college. I figured it'd be a nice spot to post about future goals, successfully met goals, things you're happy about in your academic life, things you're stressed about, maybe you want help with current homework/studying and other people have taken your subject or are taking your subject, etc. Just pretty much anything having to do with what's going on at school that you want to share. I'll start out with, I'm pretty happy cuz I had my first algebra test of the spring semester and I got a 90 on it I was a bit nervous I wasn't going to do so well cuz it seemed harder than the homework, but I did well anyway. My professor even put a firetrucking "WOW" sticker at the top lmao My major is Computer Science, I go to Harrisburg Area Community College and hope to transfer to Penn State of Harrisburg for my Bachelors Degree. Eventually, I'd like to go to Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh for my Masters degree. I currently have a 3.85 GPA. Also, here's my course list for the semester, as well as last semester, which was my first semester(Feel free to post yours as well): FALL 2014 SEMESTER(9 credits): Grades Intro to Engineering(2): A CAD(Computer Aided Design)(3): A Macro Economics(3): B SPRING 2015 SEMESTER(12 credits): Grades Effective Speaking(3): A Intermediate Algebra(3): A Western Civilization(3): A General Psychology(3): A FALL 2015 SEMESTER(10): Grades Java Programming(3) Pre-Calculus(4) English Composition I(3)

I've decided that I probably took on too much this semester...

Congragulations dude

You're welcome.... I guess

I'm only liking this post just cuz I really like your sig

I got to sleep maybe a good half hour to an hour later lol I suppose if the anxiety of school had anything good to come out of it, it was that I had no problem waking up in the morning