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So I am trying to solo ranked duos and I have no fill toggled so I SHOULDNT be getting a team mate. Everything i read says I CAN solo ranked duos, so why do I keep getting put with a team mate??

Sorry for the vague title, I am looking at moving into an apartment over the summer and would prefer to go into a one bedroom so I was looking at complexes outside of on-campus apartments. When I looked to apply online, they said I require 3x rent and 600+ credit score or a guarantor. I have the credit score, however I make just above $1k a month and plan on using FAFSA to cover rent like I do for dorms. Is it possible to do that aside from on-campus apartments or am I going to have to find a roommate for an OC apartment?

Hey guys, i am spending winter break on campus and I was wondering if the chinook or the SRC will be open to students and whether or not the fitness center fee applies through the break or if I will have to pay to be able to go. If I have to pay, how much does it cost for the month?

Im 22 and a junior in undergrad. I have been applying to countless "non certified, entry level" medical positions in my home town that I would be able to work while doing school and not a single place will hire me. I make it clear that to go to school a single hours drive away and that I am more than willing to make the commute to be able to do the positions. I have gotten interviews and have been told im an amazing candidate.

After i interview and am told they are desperate for people, I am ghosted and not even sent a denial email. I am getting really discouraged and very confused that they won't hire a premedical student actually willing to communicate and work with the hospitals.

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I am looking at buying this car off of Facebook market place once I get paid. The description says "2002 Lexus ES 300 3.0 L V6 engine. Family owned. Automatic Transmition. Front wheel drive. Full power -- mirrors, windows, locks, and seats. Tan leather interior. Alloy wheels. New tires. Sun roof. Some mechanical work. Looking for $2000 OBO." I'm looking at test driving it as soon as I can and taking it to an autoshop to check the engine. I think it's decent if I can talk the seller down to 16-1800. Others are telling me that it's an absolutely terrible deal and that I should go hundred of miles away (as a college student starting classes in a week with NO mode of transportation other than my

Kinda just the title, I'm looking to get it done soon, I called a doctor that told me he did the procedure but then was told he didn't do it and didn't even know what it was. Who are the best surgeons in Washington that do the procedure?

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Hey guys! I am doing an assignment for my University 104 class and I was wondering if yall would be willing to help out! It's completely anonymous so no personal information!

I feel like in a way I have been struggling with this for years but very recently it's been getting exponentially worse. I've been doing a lot better in my life over the last year, I graduated with honors with my GED, got my drivers license and started university all in the same year. This semester has been going amazing, it's the first time I've been in actual school since I was 14 (I'm 21) and I have all A's in my 6 classes. I have also been in the process of joining ROTC. I don't feel like I've earned any of this, and I feel like this has been happening out of luck. I feel like I'm faking everything and that I'm going to let everyone down. Logically I know ive earned these things because

What types of companies tend to hire students that are only in town 3 months of the year when the go back to school the rest of the year? I want to work while I'm home during the summer and I also need to start getting medical experience for my medschool applications but I don't know where would hire someone who can only work for them 3 months of the year. I was looking at volunteer opportunities, but the hospitals in my hometown refuse to talk to people unless they can work 6 months of the year for volunteering. Would care facilities train and hire CNA's for that time? Or should I look maybe into custodial? For reference, I am 21 and have a drivers license, so I can work pretty much anywher