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1	askTRP Megathread April 26 Props on your service and sorry about your health. I'd also reach out to an academic advisor. They might be able to shed some light on your degree path. Also consider a 2 year degree if you haven't already. Many people with associate's degrees make just as much as people with bachelor's degrees. I havr looked into computer information systems associate degrees in the past. I did a lot of study groups while going through my degree. I found people whose academic strengths complemented my academic …	/r/TheRedPill	27/04/17 12:21 PM
1	askTRP Megathread April 26 Math major here. If you are serious about a degree in finance, then you will most likely have to be able to apply formulas to various situations which means understanding the basics of variables. If you approach your mathematical education with doubt, going into it saying that you can't do it, then you will continue to struggle. Approach this situation (or any situation for that matter) with confidence, knowing that if you are disciplined enough then you will succeed. Understand that math cannot…	/r/TheRedPill	27/04/17 11:28 AM