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[DriXnaK]

Actually, you're unlikely to be accepted into a quality biochemistry MS/PhD program with a related undergraduate degree. This isn't med/law/business school. In fact, if your goal is to do research, from what I've seen of your background, you are going in the wrong direction.

Explain.

[DaShi]

:blinks:

[DriXnaK]

Explain how having a bachelors in biochemistry would preclude me from getting an MS/PhD.

[DaShi]

Sorry, that should be "without."

[DriXnaK]

Then I guess you didn't read what I wrote earlier about how I was planning on getting a B.S. in biochemistry eventually...

[DaShi]

Oh, that's just ridiculous. You're going to work now building a career that you're not going to follow through on to restart at something your peers did at 18.

[Jon Miller]

Third and I'll follow it up with a masters and then get my PHD. It's a longer term goal. Right now my main goal is to get a job in IT security and then get my masters in that while I work as well. So when it's all said and done I'll have 3 bachelors degree, 2 masters, and 1 Phd.

I think this was the sort of idea I had in 8th grade.

JM

[DaShi]

I wanted to make movies when I was in 8th grade. Look at me now.

[KrazyHorse]

Were you also going to be an astronaut

[DaShi]

And a fireman. I was going to put out space fires. Like that wretched sun.

[DriXnaK]

I said this was a long term goal. Honestly, life is pretty pointless to me if I'm not working towards the next goal. I'm a fan of doing more than one thing at once. If I'm enjoying it and it fulfills my needs then I don't see why not. People move into different careers throughout their life. Also, you don't really have any right to criticize me considering you can't even say what country you're in.

[DaShi]

I answered all your questions and am just giving you reasonable advice. I've met several people who have a lot of varying degrees. They have certain characteristics that you nor your background demonstrate. If your goals become more reasonable, I think you'll achieve more success.

[DriXnaK]

They have certain characteristics that you nor your background demonstrate.

Explain this.

[DaShi]

For one, they are successful at their endeavors. Nothing in their resumes are wastes of time or don't contribute to the bigger picture of their goals. From early in their careers and education that can point to a list of accomplishments. People who end up with a lot of different degrees tend to be successful juggling a lot of different projects at once. Also, they are extremely busy people. They wouldn't have time for the things like you do here on Apolyton. Also, they have much better interpersonal skills and are able to receive criticism and give advice without appearing like an *******. These are exceptional people with exceptional qualities. Nothing in your record demonstrates this.

[DriXnaK]

The funny thing here is that my record you speak of is Apolyton, so you can imagine what weight your opinion holds right now Dashi. Also, my posts take a moment to do and I'm posting right now because I'm in a lull in finishing my IT security B.S. Maybe you didn't notice that I virtually disappeared from here before I came back asking for some help on my Java project. I even stated that I was bored in my other posts. The whole problem with you Dashi is that you really have nothing in your background that would make me take your opinion seriously. The fact that you would take my posts on Apolyton as indication of what I'm like in real life is testament to your baseless attempt to be a source of advice. You're a joke.

I also have trouble taking someone seriously when they so easily fall flat on their face in a topic like my sterilization topic. You were right in there with Albi, nice job.