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imperspective
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whereskyle
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Re: Waiting a year
AmeriCorps or entry level paralegal work or some bullshit job that you don't have to think about so you can study away for a 180.
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UnderrateOverachieve
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Re: Waiting a year
Probably need more facts. Where do you live now? Are you strapped for cash? Do you have the ability to do volunteer type stuff?imperspective wrote:I am going to retake, but what should I do in the intervening year? I'm graduating in may, but my major is philosophy so I can't really get a job from that lol
What is a good timeline for the upcoming year?
You definitely don't want to take the year off just to just "chill."
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aesth24
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Re: Waiting a year
imperspective wrote:I am going to retake, but what should I do in the intervening year? I'm graduating in may, but my major is philosophy so I can't really get a job from that lol
What is a good timeline for the upcoming year?
Substitute teaching. Get the substitute permit (30-day emergency permit) and just apply through your district or edjoin.org. The permit is super easy to get, just pass a simple high school level exam (CBEST) and you're in. Pay ranges from $100-200 a day based on what district you're in and workload is dependent on you.
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aviatrixsteff
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Re: Waiting a year
aesth24 wrote:imperspective wrote:I am going to retake, but what should I do in the intervening year? I'm graduating in may, but my major is philosophy so I can't really get a job from that lol
What is a good timeline for the upcoming year?
Substitute teaching. Get the substitute permit (30-day emergency permit) and just apply through your district or edjoin.org. The permit is super easy to get, just pass a simple high school level exam (CBEST) and you're in. Pay ranges from $100-200 a day based on what district you're in and workload is dependent on you.
Woah, where do you live? I substitute in Texas for $55-75 a day.
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imperspective
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jk148706
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Re: Waiting a year
I live in Ohio. I took a year off. Substitute teach.imperspective wrote:I live in Columbus OH, and I'm not exactly strapped for cash, but I do live paycheck to paycheck. I have a campaign job in a State Senate race over the summer, and if we win I guess I'll be an aide. But, I don't think we'll win. The question is on what to do November '14 to August '15.UnderrateOverachieve wrote:Probably need more facts. Where do you live now? Are you strapped for cash? Do you have the ability to do volunteer type stuff?imperspective wrote:I am going to retake, but what should I do in the intervening year? I'm graduating in may, but my major is philosophy so I can't really get a job from that lol
What is a good timeline for the upcoming year?
You definitely don't want to take the year off just to just "chill."
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LRGhost
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Re: Waiting a year
Work. Chill. Drink. Party. It literally does not matter unless you're going to LS to advance in some field you're already in.
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aesth24
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Re: Waiting a year
California. Most are around the low 100s, though I've seen a few postings close to $200.aviatrixsteff wrote:aesth24 wrote:imperspective wrote:I am going to retake, but what should I do in the intervening year? I'm graduating in may, but my major is philosophy so I can't really get a job from that lol
What is a good timeline for the upcoming year?
Substitute teaching. Get the substitute permit (30-day emergency permit) and just apply through your district or edjoin.org. The permit is super easy to get, just pass a simple high school level exam (CBEST) and you're in. Pay ranges from $100-200 a day based on what district you're in and workload is dependent on you.
Woah, where do you live? I substitute in Texas for $55-75 a day.
