▲ 48 r/PreMedInspiration+1 crossposts

Is pre-med at 45 a good idea?

I got my Bachelors in Business at 21 then worked entry level jobs for 20 years after that.

Now I’m considering a career path in medicine or healthcare, is this the right idea?

My undergraduate GPA was a 3.0, should I get a masters in something prior to applying? If so, in what?

How do you pay for a DIY post baccalaureate premed?

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u/ExcusePrimary3017 — 10 days ago
▲ 2 r/AskFastFoodEmployees+1 crossposts

How do you get into management?

I’ve worked in fast food for 20 years in entry level positions, I’d like to know how does one get to be a manager?

What are the requirements? Is a drivers license required?

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u/ExcusePrimary3017 — 13 days ago
▲ 1 r/HBCU

What MBA programs are best for a graduate of Fayetteville State University?

I graduated with a BS in Business from Fayetteville State, what schools should I be looking at for a MBA?

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u/ExcusePrimary3017 — 13 days ago
▲ 64 r/GangstersInc+1 crossposts

How much money did Frank Lucas pay for heroin in Southeast Asia?

How much did he sell it for on the street? How did that business work?

u/ExcusePrimary3017 — 18 days ago

Were Leslie Knope or Ben Wyatt ever elected president of the United States at the end of Parks and Recreation?

I don’t think either one were even remotely elected president of the United States.
 
Ben Wyatt was a congressman and Leslie Knope was somehow elected governor of Indiana, but at the end of the series when they were at Mayor Jerry Gergich’s funeral, it’s not clear if either one were elected president. Probably one may have been VICE PRESIDENT, but neither one having been a lawyer or serving one day in the military, I don’t see the country putting them in the White House.

u/ExcusePrimary3017 — 24 days ago