Study Party Ideas?
I'm currently in the process of organizing a study-party for a bunch of veterinary technician students. There will be six of us. Our task is to study a couple hundred multiple choice questions for a mock board exam that we'll be taking in the middle of March. We have a date and a time set, and we can play with a location, but I was wondering how do we make this a fun study session? Does anyone have any ideas for games to play while we study, so I can make this a lively, fun experience for my fellow students? We'll be having some kind of food -- whether we order a pizza or something or have a pot-luck is up for a vote soon. Any help is greatly appreciated.
A Man is paid a salary of $800 a week to manage a party store.What amount will he make in one year working at?
52 weeks in a year. 800 x 52 = 41600 $41,600 a year.
Chase no longer offers biweekly mortgage payments, who can I set up the payments with? They said a 3rd party..?
The idea that it has to be bi-weekly is weird. Figure out how much extra you'd pay in a year (or how much extra you want to pay in a year), divide by 12 and add that much to each mortgage payment. If you like the bi-weekly because if co-incides with pay periods, just pay an extra half mortgage payment in the two months a year that you get three checks. All the bi-weekly plan does is put a formality around accelerating your amortization. Generally it cuts about 7.5 years off of a 30 year mortgage. With an amortization calculator (so many available on the web for free there isn't a need to make your own), you can figure out how much extra payments will reduce your term and decide from there. If you want to pay in 20 or 15 years you can calculate exactly how much more you'd need to pay every month. Make sure Chase knows that you want the excess payment applied to principal. There is often a line item on your mortgage coupon for that. good luck!
How is the life of a medical student? Do they party like an animal on a weekly basis? How much hours in a day do they HAVE to study?
I'll answer this in two parts:Firstly, the type of life medico should have:- Wake up early to have a quick session of pre-reading the incoming lecture topic- sit with like minded pupil in the classs, active listening, making copious note, meeting the prof after class to ask further questions.- attend to wards during long clinics, take proper history, do basic examination procedures, write down case sheet properly- go to evening postings and plead to junior residents for a teaching session.- study the topics taught during the day from book. Do mcqs. - think about parents, relatives, friends and all others whose existence depends solely on his/her clearing MBBS. Sleeps.Secondly, the type of life I had:- woke up early to have a run in the physio ground as KGMC is gorgeous in the mornings- sit in a secluded corner of the class so that no one disturbs while i nap the lecture off. When eyes open , wrote short stories based on my crush/muse in the batch- during long clinics, talk to the patient like a layman, shared stories and made him/her forget about the disease altogether - evenings were meant for long walks in the campus and for sitting at the stairs of physio stage .....just the sight of college from there invoked poetry- before sleeping, read few pages from a list of books that i had promised myself when preparing for PMT
Are there costume parties in Waterloo orientation week?
I have attended several orientations in Waterloo and I did not find anything beneficial. Indeed someone will get you around the campus and explain to you that this building is for this and that one is for that and you will not remember what they tell you as you are exposed to a new place with tens of buildings and remembering their name and responsibilities is not an easy task. You will learn it through your education at Waterloo whenever you need to know it.Second they will give you a lunch which is several types of sandwiches with cookies and soft drinks.Overally if I go back, I will not attend orientations and I think you will not lose anything if you don’t attend them as well. By the way, it’s up to you!