Considering doing the x-ray radiology program at my local community college (only affordable radiology program around me) and wanted to know if after getting hired and stuff if later on i could move to other things like mri, or would that require more school/a different program?
My dog might have fleas, waiting for my mom to double check to confirm, not fully sure because usually the times she's gotten fleas they've been very obvious and this time not so much (hopefully means its early if they are fleas). Had em before, know how to deal with em, might get her a flea collar again, whatever.
Point is, my dogs main places to hang out are under beds, and we can't move those due to the way the bedrooms are set up, not to mention the amount of clutter probably under them from over the years. What's the best way to clean under there so she doesn't just keep getting them when any eggs hatch or any stray flea hitches a ride?
Got selected for verification after getting my aid offer for whatever reason.
I'm not worried about it being adjusted because my grand total income in 2024 was 11k including me and my mom but I'm worried if this is going to fully strip away my original award amount and I'll be shit outta luck for one of the FCFS grants that was in my offer letter.
Do I need to worry or if I submit everything within the deadline will it be fine?
And I mean ANY advice, I'll learn coding if I have to. I just wanna get a website set up to add my CV/portfolio and hopefully sell from
I'm transferring to a local college after getting my associates in art at a CC and the options are a BA in studio art or a BFA in art and design. For whatever reason though the way their BFA program works is you have to apply after being there for at least one semester and I'm worried about still being able to graduate on time and without a lot of debt. If I graduate on time I'm on route to graduate completely debt free but an extra semester would put me at about 7k debt.
I want to end up with an MFA in studio art, if I went with a BA in studio art instead of the BFA in art and design would that hurt my chances at all? Ik my portfolios already pretty solid as I got into some pretty selective schools with very generous scholarships, i just couldn't afford housing.
I'm transferring to a local college after getting my associates in art at a CC and the options are a BA in studio art or a BFA in art and design. For whatever reason though the way their BFA program works is you have to apply after being there for at least one semester and I'm worried about still being able to graduate on time and without a lot of debt. If I graduate on time I'm on route to graduate completely debt free but an extra semester would put me at about 7k debt.
I want to end up with an MFA in studio art, if I went with a BA in studio art instead of the BFA in art and design would that hurt my chances at all? Ik my portfolios already pretty solid as I got into some pretty selective schools with very generous scholarships, i just couldn't afford housing.