Econ is Fun!!!
April-12th-2002, 05:11 AM
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Econ is Fun!!!
Yup, that's right, Economics are fun!
After two years of calculus and physics, it's my first Econ class and I'm liking it. Just taking a break from studying for my final tomrrow morning at 8:30..... or should I say in 5 hours???
Anybody else here that's taken business before?
After two years of calculus and physics, it's my first Econ class and I'm liking it. Just taking a break from studying for my final tomrrow morning at 8:30..... or should I say in 5 hours???
Anybody else here that's taken business before?
April-12th-2002, 06:45 AM
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Well, 40 pages later, I'm still up....
4:45am here.... leaving for school in three hours exactly.....
I have 30 pages left to read and understand. Can I do it?
Please do come back, I will be updating this thread overnight, as this breath-taking saga develops.
To Be Continued...
4:45am here.... leaving for school in three hours exactly.....
I have 30 pages left to read and understand. Can I do it?
Please do come back, I will be updating this thread overnight, as this breath-taking saga develops.
To Be Continued...
April-12th-2002, 07:31 AM
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Well I'm off to take a shower, eat something and go and write the test....
Nothing beats a night filled with Economics. I can still feel the adrenaline rush that I had when I learned about supply & demand haha
Nothing beats a night filled with Economics. I can still feel the adrenaline rush that I had when I learned about supply & demand haha
April-12th-2002, 11:01 AM
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Took business at NAIT years ago.. (grad 96 baby! represent! 
)
Never went anywhere with it. (unless you call working in a warehouse picking orders using my business diploma!)
Eventually I went back to school and got my Programmer/Analyst diploma, so I'm finally working in a field I enjoy!
Hope your exam went well Mak! Econ was among one of my favorites when I took it...
)Never went anywhere with it. (unless you call working in a warehouse picking orders using my business diploma!)
Eventually I went back to school and got my Programmer/Analyst diploma, so I'm finally working in a field I enjoy!
Hope your exam went well Mak! Econ was among one of my favorites when I took it...
April-12th-2002, 02:41 PM
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Originally posted by leungwingkei
Yo Makaveli, I'm like you also tonight. I have an Econ exam tomolo!, going to work overnight too.
Do you happen to play Counter Strike?
Yo Makaveli, I'm like you also tonight. I have an Econ exam tomolo!, going to work overnight too.
Do you happen to play Counter Strike?
I was a huge Quake fan when it came out, so I'm positive that I'd be an addict in no time....
April-12th-2002, 02:43 PM
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Originally posted by sandman
Took business at NAIT years ago.. (grad 96 baby! represent! )
Never went anywhere with it. (unless you call working in a warehouse picking orders using my business diploma!)
Took business at NAIT years ago.. (grad 96 baby! represent!
)Never went anywhere with it. (unless you call working in a warehouse picking orders using my business diploma!)
REally? Well if I do'nt go into physics or math, it's business for me... and there isn't that many jobs out there?
traffik, congratulations on your milestone.... but damn you're scaring me hehe, you should be banned from using the
monkey!
April-12th-2002, 02:47 PM
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Nah - there's lots of jobs out there... especially in the finance/accounting end of it. For me, I just realized about halfway through my second year that I didn't really like it, but I was too far in to quit.
SO, I just decided to finish the program, get my diploma and leave it at that. Although I never pursued a job in that field, having that diploma on my resume definitly helped me get the job I have right now, even though I don't actually do any accounting/finance type things.
SO, I just decided to finish the program, get my diploma and leave it at that. Although I never pursued a job in that field, having that diploma on my resume definitly helped me get the job I have right now, even though I don't actually do any accounting/finance type things.
