Warrior General Games

Originally posted by Pen15
oh shit good call better watch that game
i don't doubt Georgetown's ability to comeback tho

10 pts in 2 mins? :/ That'd be quite a run

Originally posted by rams78110
Today was terrible for me. Yesterday I only lost Pitt, today I lost Wisconsin, NC State, Cinci, Kansas State, and Im with you on Georgetown

i lost all of those today except nc state. but i missed four or five yesterday

Originally posted by rams78110
10 pts in 2 mins? :/ That'd be quite a run

tbf there was more time when he posted that.

but florida gulf coast (whoever that even is) looks really good

Originally posted by mat5592
tbf there was more time when he posted that.

but florida gulf coast (whoever that even is) looks really good

They do. If I lose GT I might go for them. Unis are pretty awesome and they gotta be good to handle Georgetown all game

Ooh down to 4. 50 seconds left, very doable

only have the gamecast available and it's spitting out like 7 plays at once.. yeah things looked promising for a sec but FGCUUGUCF is hitting every FT clutch as fk

Aaaaaaand game over

Not sure who Brown is or even wtf his first name is but he may be my new favorite college player

thank god only had Gtown in elite 8 or higher in 2 brackets. really didn't see them having a good chance vs. Florida.

sherwood

i'll be rooting for them to keep winning. they seem like an easy team to root for.

Originally posted by mat5592
sherwood

i'll be rooting for them to keep winning. they seem like an easy team to root for.

And now that we're all behind them, they're gunna get smashed by 20 against Oklahoma/SDSU

hahaha yepp.

Just destroyed my south tbh

okay gd, all this talk of school made me want to talk about mine, but i didn't feel like it was worth another thread of its own. i'm currently a junior in undergrad and have been thinking about what i want to do after i graduate. i know i could get an okay job with my bachelor's, but i want more. more education, more opportunities. i've looked into things and i think i have it down between two options: med school, or pursue a ph.d. in the biomedical sciences. if i were to do med school, i'm thinking i would do pathology. in the ph.d. program, i would start with an undifferentiated year and work under multiple researchers, and then choose my specialization from there (favoring immunology and microbial pathogenesis, but there are several that interest me and i have the year to see what i like best). there are advantages and disadvantages to both, so i'm a little torn.

med school
-would have to take out a ton of loans and be way in debt
-i currently don't have all the prereqs, so i would need to find time to do these. this might mean taking classes after i already have my bachelor's, so more debt (my scholarships only last 4 years)
-would make quite a bit of money

ph.d.
-if i were to get into this program, i would actually get paid to do it, ~25,000/yr plus health insurance, tuition covered (no debt)
-though i think i would enjoy being a pathologist, this seems a little more like me
-wouldn't make that much money

also, anyone know what the job market for scientists is like? how likely is it that i would get a job outside of a university (not that i have any problem working at one).

there is a pretty good demand for those of you willing to specialize in serving underdeveloped populations who might be dealing with their own unique brand of health problems. you might find this field interesting http://www.jhsph.edu/departments/international-health/academic-programs/global-disease-epidemiology-control/

also outside of a university you could be like a forensic pathologist or something... or maybe those folks still operate tied to a university, idk