Elon University
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 If you could get a job based on the park like setting here at this diploma mill all will be good. I plan to do post graduate work at a real university. This was a great party but nothing else. I learned to recite the Greek alphabet backwards. Will that get me a job? Only regrets here. Everyone was too cool to notice me. What was I going to do with a mass communication degree anyway. I will always remember throwing up under the oaks!!! |
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- #2 Top Communications School Ranking in the Southeast
- #3 Top Finance School Ranking in North Carolina
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- #4 Top Biology School Ranking in the Southeast
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Major: English (This Major's Salary over time)
I wish I had received more time in the classroom, as well as more practical, "real world" advice rather than the educational theories and psychology I had to learn to be a teacher. However, the support I was given throughout my college experience was wonderful and taught me the importance of working with and and getting help from others.