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Looking in WINGS this seems to be an option for the class but I cannot find any info about it elsewhere. Any idea how much they expect you to pay in fees? Has anyone taken this class before?

Just curious for other's thoughts. Not music or songs that fits their story but whatever you think they'd enjoy. Doesn't have to be only music that was around in the 70s and before.

Apologies if this is the wrong place to ask. I want to pursue a career in animal behavior (particularly for exotics) and plan to major in psychology. But there are no masters in animal behavior or similar around so unless I take a fully online degree I cannot afford it.

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Out of two options for more affordable degrees, Husson seems to be a better and has a MS in Applied Animal Behavior and Welfare. The other option is Unity Environmental, but I've heard many poor reviews and it sounds like their degrees are considered poor quality in the industry.

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Then there is the University of Washington Graduate online Certificate in Applied Animal Behavior. I have heard this Certificate is seen as a very good quality not to mention it's way cheaper and quicker, but it's not a masters degree.

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I understand that actual experience working with animals and zoos is vital and that's something I plan to also accumulate. But I'd like some insight on how whether or not a Husson degree is seen as poor quality to the point I'd be better off with a Certificate? My concern is that with just a certificate, my opportunities for moving up will be few and I will not be competitive enough to be hired.

I plan to major in psychology and am considering 3237 for an elective as it as it is somewhat more applicable to what I want to go into as a career and not super boring. But while I am OK with what will be taught, I have heard that some sexuality courses require you to write autobiographies or other personal things about yourself in relation to the teaching.

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This is something I think would be very distressing due to trauma and I'd appreciate it if anyone could tell me whether these things are required in the Georgia Southern classes? And if so, is there an alternate assignment the professor will allow you to do?

SCAD has reclassified student Pre-college Assistants workers from hourly employees to independent contractors weeks before their jobs began.

"The change also prohibits PCAs from working other SCAD jobs over the summer, as well as speaking to “the news media” about the independent contractor agreement."

Also curious which region of Australia, and how based in truth is the legend?