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Getting a good degree ASA(Reasonable), clep tests, underway classes, sub vs surf
SloGlo:
--- Quote from: TVA on Mar 04, 2018, 06:47 ---What I said wasnt entirely correct. Time is when you make it. What I should have said it there are no “40 hours a week” jobs in the civilian industry
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aye have decades of 4x10= 40 our jobs inn my resume.
SloGlo:
--- Quote from: GLW on Mar 04, 2018, 04:51 ---Do not get married or have children until all of your other goals are done,...
You will lose control of a huge percentage of your prerogatives for either or both of the above,...
Plus the unexpecteds,....
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that's watt high hefner sayed... after the first marriage.
MMM:
--- Quote from: TVA on Mar 04, 2018, 06:47 ---What I said wasnt entirely correct. Time is when you make it. What I should have said it there are no “40 hours a week” jobs in the civilian industry
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I average 40 hour weeks, long term, except outages. I also make time to work on a Masters degree. That being said, it you want to work on quals and qualify, there's no such thing as a "sleep schedule," you pretty much don't get to sleep. If you flake out and think you can focus on school and not quals, requests for TA will be shot down, if that doesn't motivate you, then there's NJP and restriction. If you decide you'll catch up on sleep on watch, well, see the previous statement.
Now for the real insults, which I can't believe nobody mentioned. There's no Bachelor's of Engineering. It's either a Bachelors of Science (BS) or Bachelors of Arts (BA). Engineering is the specific program in the BS field. How can you even be thinking of college if you don't know that very basic thing?
Insults over, back on topic. CLEP tests are a good way to get some classes out of the way, but verify with the college you apply to how many they accept. Most engineering programs only take a few credits from the nuke pipeline (maybe 12 or 15, but probably single digits), and may not accept many from CLEP, but they would all be general education, leaving you to figure out how to get labs done for chemistry and physics.
EasyToNerdsnipe:
Thanks for the advice everyone.
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