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You should all take this to Dr. Phil who would love to debate this……..Sounds interesting..
She sounds Oriental they come here fully orientated on how to get rich fast and also many Russian woman learn how to marry a rich man and on how to get rich quick.. That is what I have heard.

Many times a stupid man deserves this for looking for younger woman then they pay the price of stupidity.

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The school that I will apply (Carnegie Mellon, Purdue,etc) would be a top 10 one but they won't give financial aid to non-US students for the Masters. Since I do not have a permanent job yet, I have to pay the fees by taking the loans. I need your opinion on this issue. The total cost (room and board with tuition) for two years could be US$80-90,000.
Note: the median salary for an entry level MS engineer is about US$66,000 annually.

I'd recommend going for a cheaper school. Most employers aren't going to care where you got it, as long as you have it.

Save the extra money you're paying for the name and get the same education elsewhere.

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except the houses and buldings that architect design…. what i mean is, it is still design,.right?? i'm not good at architectural design,..so does it mean that i'm not good also at engineering design?? …. that's bothering me to take up BSEE……. what should i do?? any advice would be much appreciated,….tnx…

Perhaps the best way to describe it is that Architects design around Form while Engineers design around Function.

For an architect, how things 'look' is as important as how they are put together. Frank L. Wright wanted his buildings to look like they belonged at that location and were part of it.

G. Eiffel didn't care as much about that as making sure that his Tower was strong and tall.. A fellow named Roebling only wanted to build a bridge near Brooklyn and it was just a plain bridge held up by cables.

At Thirteen you have more then a few years ahead of you to decide if you like form more then function, so kick back and enjoy your life. As you decide what you enjoy you will find your answer about which road to choose.

good luck on your journey.

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Can you get a degree in chemical engineering then get another undergradute degree in nuclear engineering? Like if enough of the classes overlap. Say if 75% of the clases are equivalent could you just do another year of school and have two undergraduate degrees one in chemical engineering and another in nuclear engineering?

Sure. It's called a "dual major" and most colleges will let you do it.

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I’ve been looking into contests online, but i cant find any contests that have to do with the topics above!!!

I am really good at breaking down really complicated engineering and linguistic concepts into plain english, and im looking for somewhere where i can submit them. I also have some really good ideas on politics and LOVE writing persuasive essays on things like Roe v. Wade.
Unfortunantly all the sites ive checked are looking for fictional stories or memoir, which i really suck at….
help me please………

world future society high school essay contest

http://www.bigfatprize.com/prize/prize/world-future-society-high-school-essay-contest/

you can find plenty of Essay Contests at

http://www.bigfatprize.com/index.php?page=prize&section=browse&category=17&subcategory=1

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