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[kaufie]

I am thinking about getting a Bachelor's in Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience before going to school for acupuncture. I don't know though, it's four years of school before three or more MORE years of school. Plus, I'd have to ultimately decide that I was staying in Philly for the first four years (the program is at Temple). There is also an

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[satanscientist]

neoroscientists like make billions, so soon you'll be rolling in it, lady!!

[quba]

You're living here! Call or email and we will come get you tomorrow.

[kaufie]

Have you talked to your wife and roommate about that option?

[quba]

Yes, of course. My wife wants you to live there. Jo doesn't get a say in it, because it's not her house.

[nocoins]

slow down lady! One thing at a time. Its good to add many different educational backgrounds to your life, but you don't have to get full degrees in each one. If your goal is to get into acupuncture school, follow the coursework that will allow for that. You can do extra reading on Neuroscience on the side. Its good to think ahead for when you will begin working and you don't want to be paying off $500,000 in loans when you are working as an acupuncturist. My girlfriend is currently working on her masters in acupuncture in Manhattan and found that although she has a BA in Psychology, the coursework that has helped her the most in this program was when she became certified in shiatsu. Good luck! (p.s. you should try and take a lot of biology classes before Acupuncture school, that would probably be very beneficial in the future) :)

[kaufie]

That's good advice Kevin, thanks! I'd love a chance to talk to your girlfriend about how she likes her program. Hope you're doing well!