Have fun with that and best of luck to you, but I think most people around here know better. :>

Sidenote: Spammers are getting friendlier.

Rich Dad Poor Dad by R. Kiyosaki and Awaken the Giant Within by T Robbins

Difficult to decide path to financial independence without getting financial education none of us, unfortunately, get from schools.

I got my degree 10 years ago and, although I have a good job as an online marketing manager, it is only when I discovered home business oportunity that set me on a real personal growth path, and made me realise that all these years I have been working for money and that the real path to financial success is to get the money work for you.

I work as an independent Herbalife Distributor now and future is a lot brighter. Network marketing is the fastest growing business tool at the moment and Herbalife is a leader in network marketing. I would highly reccommend everyone who enjoys helping other people to succeed to try this opportunity.

Great fun and great returns.

Rich Dad Poor Dad by R. Kiyosaki and Awaken the Giant Within by T Robbins

Difficult to decide path to financial independence without getting financial education none of us, unfortunately, get from schools.

I got my degree 10 years ago and, although I have a good job as an online marketing manager, it is only when I discovered home business oportunity that set me on a real personal growth path, and made me realise that all these years I have been working for money and that the real path to financial success is to get the money work for you.

I work as an independent Herbalife Distributor now and future is a lot brighter. Network marketing is the fastest growing business tool at the moment and Herbalife is a leader in network marketing. I would highly reccommend everyone who enjoys helping other people to succeed to try this opportunity.

Great fun and great returns.

I’ve known a few people who have changed their life course and gone to law school, only to end up slightly less miserable before (making more money makes you a LITTLE less miserable!)

Unless you really know which direction law school will take you, choose wisely!

The debt factor is definitely a concern I am factoring in. I thought about it when I paid the $112 for the LSAT, the $100 I’ll pay to register for the application service, the multiple $50 school application fees. .. The small payments hurt now, I can only imagine how it’s going to feel paying for tuition. I’m definitely considering the cheapest route to the degree. The way I see it, unless you’re in a top school, the degree is a degree is a degree and it doesn’t matter where it comes from.

My friend wanted to ’save the world’ as a lawyer, but he had to take a (so far) 5 year detour to pay down his loans.

Food for thought…nothing more than that.