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cite="mid20051121210841.17816.qmail@web81606.mail.mud.yahoo.com"
type="cite"><><!---->This relates to a topic I've idly wondered about
on occasion, but never<br>
enough to google it: how much of a problem do 30-and-overs, who have<br>
not been in an academic environment for many years, but who now seek to<br>
enter or re-enter college (say, to get the degree they should have<br>
sought immediately after high school but did not for whatever reason),<br>
face from the fact that their transcripts, test scores, and other<br>
academic records (normally used by colleges for determining who to<br>
admit) are largely no longer available?<br>
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That would be me.<br>
Graduated high school in 1973.<br>
Farmed, read journals...... but never went back to school till this
fall as our gov't now requires a degree in <br>
HACCP for Food Safety or the equivalent diploma to file for QA
officer for our business with HC product apps.<br>
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Our last child has entered university this fall and .. whoops ....
dad now brings up the rear.<br>
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Appropriately my Nov issue of BioPharm International has a piece on
pgs 18 and 19 ....<br>
"Viagra for the Brain" ..... for the 79 million baby boomers <br>
<br>
"On Wall Street total recall is an absolute necessity. If the
biopharmaceutical industry can give Main Street a memory drug that <br>
will do what Viagra did for the boomers, believe me, investors will
have a long memory."<br>
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