u/queenlilibeth14

Hello, I accidentally applied for the wrong position in Labcorp I wanted to apply for Lab Assistant but for some reason I got the clinical lab tech which I know I will not qualify for. I used to work for Quest as a specimen processor and referral for 4 years idk if this helps. But I did get a phone interview with Labcorp for Clinical Lab Tech. They said entry level is okay since they will train and the minimum requirements is you should have a degree in science, I have a degree but it’s not in science and per Google it’s showing you need to be certified to be a clinical lab tech.

Should I expect anything from this interview knowing I don’t qualify?

TIA

Hello, I’m planning to buy a used 2016 Nissan Rogue SV Sport FWD with 94k miles for $9k which is within my cash budget. I’m not really good with cars nor do I have the budget to get a brand new one that’s why I’m looking into this one.

But I’ve read that it’s known to have CVT issues. How far more this car can drive until I get my credit fixed and qualify for a brand new car?

I used to have a brand new Honda which I drove for 4 years until it got totaled, and i only put 40k miles on it. Which people think is good? Idk.

I rarely drive right nowadays since I work hybrid and I go to my office just 3 days a week and drive less than 10miles back and forth but I’m planning to take a part time job within my area.

Is it worth it to buy the car just so I can go around freely without spending more money on uber?

TIA