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[jonxarn]

I must admit that waking at 2:30 am with acid reflux is not a fun thing. I would put it squarely in the not so much giggles category. Not being able to sleep, and having to take the occasional trip to the altar of bodily refuse is also not high on the grinometer

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[lisamaesie]

Aw. Feel better.

[lleftover]

Jon, do you have an MLS? I was thinking the other day about going back to school, and wondered whether you might have any advice for me regarding what to look for in a library and information science program.

Stuff I know, or think I know.

[jonxarn]

No, I don't. I intend on getting one, eventually, when I know where I'll be living for a longer period of time for certain.

From what I know, it is a Master's degree, and requires a Bachelors. A lot of colleges have satellite schools that offer the degree, Also, if you happen to be working for a library, they will more often than not either subsidize you, or really work your schedule to avoid conflicts. I know that when I was in Oklahoma, they would help with the cost, and offered a better job after graduating. Though it was a pretty awesome place to work anyway.

It's a funish job, of course customer service will always suck at times, but the degree I was after had me working behind the scenes processing books.

Um, I can't think of anything else. It's a cool idea, and let me know how it goes. I personally dread taking the GMAT. --shivers--

Re: Stuff I know, or think I know.

[lleftover]

They require the GMAT rather than the GRE? Huh. I wonder if that differs by school or anything. I was looking at the MLIS program offered by the College of St. Catherine and it looked as though they required the GRE but not the GMAT. The GRE is a chore, but it isn't awful. The general section, anyway.

Thanks.

Re: Stuff I know, or think I know.

[jonxarn]

Probably just me misremembering. Either way, ick.

No problem.