So I was here last week, and through extensive researching and planning, I think I devised a pretty good plan. As we know from my previous posting I was going to Univ. of Phoenix for a degree in Web Design. I had only taken one class that cost me 1500 dollars, but because I got Pell grant, I will only be stuck with an odd 700 dollars out of pocket. I went in last week and canceled all loans and classes with UOPX, and applied with the local community college's. This is the plan from here on:
1. I went to West Coast University last week for an info session, and was pretty impressed with the new facility, and other accreditation's they are working on. I am set to take their HESI entrance exam in two weeks in which I will begin studying for next week. So my plan is to go here.
2. Because WCU is so expensive I plan to take 8 to all of my prereqs(as a fulltime student) at one, two, or three the local CC/JC's to cut cost @ WCU. And start at WCU this time next year.
3. I will be taking an EMT cert. program later this summer to become an EMT in the mean time. Do EMT work for 2 years to hopefully better my chances of finding work.
My question is, do you think that this is a good layout, and plan? and with me having 2 years EMT experience, do you think it will make a difference in landing a good job when I finish? On top of being very attractive, fit/muscular, and male? - Not trying to sound sexiest..but in reality some of these things come into play in any industry.
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