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zazen

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1. so are post-baccalaureate, un/underemployed professionals

Reply to dkf (Original post)

Wed Mar 7, 2012, 05:10 PM

Mar 2012

Student health insurance is pretty good and quite affordable as well. Two to three years getting a PhD (a practical one) in middle age may help one get a better job, but at least pays the bills and avoids medical bankruptcy.

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so are post-baccalaureate, un/underemployed professionals zazen Mar 2012 #1