Do you have to work for them for some amount of time after college, or is it more along the lines of a scholarship that you won?
Shell Technical Scholarship. If you have an engineering-related major (I'm double majoring in poli sci & civil engineering hihi), the company will give you 5000 dollars annually if you meet certain conditions (GPA, work contract, etc.) My boss gives me around 2000 for college tuition also. They basically cover a lil' more than 50% of my tuition which is pretty good. And no, I don't have to work for them after I get my degree.
You are doing them both together? Is that even possible?
Yeah, Drake has an Accelerated MBA Program; it says you apply your third year and do classes fourth and fifth (getting your BA in the first as usual), but I transferred in a year of high school dual credit classes so I'm a year ahead and will get both my senior year.
She's turning into Madead Except Madead didn't start being pretentious with probiotic diets and Kaballah bull**** until she was 40ish. Plus aging got to her and she became kind of deranged that way. Beyst will age fine so hopefully that won't be a factor.
This is the kind of **** that turns people off. Hopefully she learns.
Wow. That really sucks. Mine is 16k a year. Thankfully I'm staying home or else I would've had to pay like an extra 15k for residence each year.
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Mine is 43k, **** everything. Ugh.
Yeah, Drake has an Accelerated MBA Program; it says you apply your third year and do classes fourth and fifth (getting your BA in the first as usual), but I transferred in a year of high school dual credit classes so I'm a year ahead and will get both my senior year.
Wow, 43k...? US schools are so damn expensive. Some of the schools aren't even that good for their price. Oh okay. That makes sense then.
fml
Except Madead didn't start being pretentious with probiotic diets and Kaballah bull**** until she was 40ish. Plus aging got to her and she became kind of deranged that way. Beyst will age fine so hopefully that won't be a factor.