Yeah, I'm definitely going to get a financal advisor since they would be able to help me with this. I don't want to be like most lottery winners and be broke in a few years because I spent it all.
According to the college's own website people in the program don't really have enough time to work outside. Students have to care for the animals am and pm, work at the zoo (for free, mind you) on the weekends, plus attend courses. I've talked to people who have gone there, and they said that while it's worth it, it's also very gruelling. If I go I might take the animal science course first for the first year as that isn't as intessive and would let me become a resedent. The good news is that there are several PetSmarts in the area, and I would not have a problem transfering. I don't think I would a Pet Trainer over there, though. Any job would be strictly part-time.
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Date: 2006-07-26 11:51 pm (UTC)According to the college's own website people in the program don't really have enough time to work outside. Students have to care for the animals am and pm, work at the zoo (for free, mind you) on the weekends, plus attend courses. I've talked to people who have gone there, and they said that while it's worth it, it's also very gruelling. If I go I might take the animal science course first for the first year as that isn't as intessive and would let me become a resedent. The good news is that there are several PetSmarts in the area, and I would not have a problem transfering. I don't think I would a Pet Trainer over there, though. Any job would be strictly part-time.