go swim and run 2-3 times weekly for an hour or 2 and you should be kind of fit in 3 months in 6 you should be fit.
Do you seriously think you have a chance of being accepted and surviving the boot camp? Be realistic here, you sleep with dolls of your favorite anime girls, i'm not sure how this will appeal to your army instructor...
Welp, I just looked at admissions for dental school, med school, optometry school, physician assistant schools, and the higher level health graduate schools. No way I can get in XD... with my 2.95 GPA and lack of resume buffing activities. Considering my competitors would have 3.6+ GPA, officers in health related clubs, and have had internship experience. There are some smaller, less known schools, but hard to figure out if scam or not. Man wtf did I do during my college days. When I looked at my record, I was mostly a B student with some sprinkles of A and C. I guess back then I just went to school, chilled with friends and played games most of the time. I didn't do enough to get experience, network, or letter of recommendations. I have only me to blame. ------------------ Lesser health degrees (associate's degree level) like radiology technologist, dental assistant, medical assistant makes poor wages and the job market is saturated with them. It also doesn't seem appealing to me. ------------------- Trying to figure out what other career paths I can do with my degree. ------------------- I guess maybe I can apply for a government job or a job at a bank or something. Although I wonder what kinda government job I can apply for lol. FBI? Policeman? Banker? >.<
The word you're thinking of is solid base. At least you have something work off of. Also, @paradox In the army you would be required to do things like push-ups and pull-ups. I'm not sure if they actually do have a weight-room sort of set-up but I know they do calisthenics. You can swim if you would like also. I have a buddy stationed in New Mexico who actually went there and is currently doing swimming as well as lots of field training (climbing, crawling, etc.). Swimming only really does train your heart. They also say jump roping works out your whole body. Fuck that. My quads feel completely relaxed when I jump rope. And I use a weighted jump rope so my arms get a baby workout from it. It really is your heart and calves (dependent on how you land). You could incorporate jump squats into your jump roping routine to work out your quads but it is just more of a HIIT workout than an easy fat-burning heart rate.
FBI qualifications. nope. lol. To qualify under the Diversified Program, you must have a BS or BA degree in any discipline, plus three years of full-time work experience, or an advanced degree accompanied by two years of full-time work experience.
Alucard. Try teaching. Trust me. If you teach an AP or Honors course, chances are you will have some asians in the class that you can discuss anime with. :#
I don't particularly see myself teaching. lol. What if a girl comes in class with a short skirt and sits in front row?... gg.
You just admitted to being a pedo on the emp forums. WTF is wrong with you? Edit: It's an Honors course. Those usually don't have sluts. And if it does it is usually the see-through shirts that get you.
would you tell the student the skirt is too high and against school policy? but that means u looked. or would you ignore it?
Stop trying to save face. Noting the observation that someone has a short skirt and.. are two different things, assuming "... gg." means what everyone is thinking. If you get a kick out of little girl legs, you need to go out more.
well if you ignored it and another teacher in later periods catches it.. then i'd get in trouble. lose-lose situation.
Teach at a private school. With a dress code. Sounds like someone needs to teach at an all boys school.
