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Chi oi con em no noi lam gi khong ohai luong cao hay thap giai thich no khong nghe buon !!!!

Dạ bây giờ mua sách ở đâu?

Nghi Hồ Phụng Mua sach o ddau vậy ạ

Anh nói đúng,hàng năm ra nhiều công nghệ mới,đòi hỏi kĩ sư phần mềm phải làm chương trình mới cho hãng,thì Jop của mình mới bảo đảm

Thi Dinh Luu kỷ sư phần mềm là tốt nhất. Họ có thể tiếp tục cập nhật kiến thức, hằng 5 năm, thì vẫn có thể kiếm việc mới cho đến lúc về hưu. Những kỷ sư khác trung bình sau 20 năm nghề là công việc của họ kg còn ổn định được, cho nên họ phải đổi nghề hay nghĩ hưu sớm (di chuyển đến tiểu bang rẻ). Chỉ có ngành y tế là lúc nào cũng có việc.

Yessss!!!

I totally disagree. Everyone can learn. In fact, we learn daily without knowing it. For example, if you drive on a busy street, you may want to find a different way to get your destination easier, it is a kind of learning. Academically, learning requires certain commitment, dedication of time and efforts. If someone has motivation and/or passion, s/he can get better achievements. It is not about someone can’t do something, it’s about s/he doesn’t know much about it and afraid of making some attempt. It comes to the knowledge which requires step-by-step building the foundation. Don’t afraid, pick an easy book to read first, starting from basic and taking note along the way. After reading first two books, you will gain some basics about the topic. After reading 4-5 books, you feel knowing a lot comparing to the starting point. After reading 7+ books, you will have much deeper understanding. My point here is that everyone can learn and be confident on yourself. As long as you want to do it, you can do it! Good luck and wishing you the best.

Quang Le It is good to hear all your positive comments with encouragement for people to study with strong belief that they can learn and improve everyday but That is not the argument here. When you learn to improve your knowledge everyday so you can perform your job better is completely different than you learn to earn a degree and later a job. We are talking about young people who likes to study field where the demand is really low and they end up having a problem finding a job and own a big debt after they graduate. The point I like to make is: A) Not everybody can study engineering and if you force them to study that field then they will fail. They can learn and become a very good technician or operator and that is the best they can do. Not because they are lazy or they don’t have a chance to learn. We need to believe that God gave everybody a different gift. You may receive something that is different than mine. You may learn things faster than me and for you to say everybody can learn is easy to say. B) When you have a family who can support you to attend College then the decision to choose which field is not a big deal. But if you belong to a family where your parents can’t afford to send you to College and you have to seek financial help then that is a different story. You need to seek advice and do your homework carefully before you make decision.

Sẽ có lúc...đến bao giờ...thời gian sẽ cần thay đổi, kinh nghiệm trong nghề..

To Cu Tay này đang lấn sân sang truyền thông nhằm PR bản thân với cái phòng mạch riêng. Nhận xét toàn thiển cận

@@khanhle6129 - Mỗi người trưởng thành có lựa chọn riêng và tự lo cho cuộc sống của mình. Mở lòng nghe tâm tư của người khác và tự suy nghĩ để có quyết định riêng cho bản thân. It shouldn't be a matter of debate.

totally agree with you. I had Accounting degree even thought I retired early, but some companies 's still calling me to offer the job.

@@huynhpham9488 what can you do with your degree? salary etc? This's my 1st in college and i don't really know what i want do :(

E học computer r mà e k thích ngành này nữa á 😄 e lại đang làm business

Need to feed yourself and family. Dont stay in dream land too long

duoc si luong cao , de kiem viec , hoc khoang 7 -8 nam

Trường thì thật sự nó ko quan trọng bằng việc học đc gì trong trường đâu.

@Sandy Bĩm Vậy à. Chắc là ở Mỹ kinh doanh giáo dục cho nên vậy. Mình đang ở Đức, ở đây sinh viên được miễn học phí nên học ở Đức rất khó và chất lượng các trường thì gần như tương đồng nhau.

Vấn đề là vào trường nào, nếu mình thực tế học để kiếm Jop , lương cao, thì chất xám bỏ ra kg ít. Còn học cho có tiếng thơm đễ bố mẹ hất mặt lên với thiên hạ thì bọn du học sinh là sở trường

Yes

I still think it depends on networking and your connection you build when you are at college. BS in Molecular Bio can work at biotech field and some positions even have a good salary (but obviously I'm not compare to salary of software engineers). I think BS Molecular Bio degree is good enough to find an entry level position at least 55k with benefits (stocks, PTO, bonus, insurances), and obviously still higher than high school diploma.

Tài chính nhiều loại lắm. Accounting, investment, banking, etc...

@@DrWynnTranOfficial I helped start the wiki page on these degrees, including the section on "Professional Doctorates" being equal to their Bachelor's counterparts outside North America. I suggest that you read that section for detail. In short, the US MD is 100% equivalent to the Bachelor's of Surgery and Medicine in about 100+ countries and that those degree hold ers are allowed to practice medicine in the US after doing the residency. The real Tien Si Y Khoa requires a doctoral dissertation such as those in England, common wealth and numerous countries. In the US the equivalent is the MD/PhD joint medical scientist program s . Similarly, the real Tien Si in Pharmacy is NOT the PharmD but the PhD in Pharmacology....In summary, if a doctoral degree doesn't require advanced research and a dissertation it is NOT considered Tien Si or the traditional ly highest academic degree. There are many Vietnamese professional degree holders taking advantage of the ambiguity in the translation and falsely claim to hold the Tien Si diploma. Just check out a Vietnamese language newspaper in LA and Houston areas

@@DrWynnTranOfficial While the Wiki is editable, it is thoroughly reviewed and has been found to be a reliable source (in peer reviewed journals) and contains references that are verifiable. The US MD is not equivalent to the MD abroad, btw, which requires a dissertation (many "doctors" we know have never heard of this term). An MD/PhD in the US is! Believe me - I teach at an institution that offer s many professional degrees (while professional degree holders are generally entitled to style themselves as Doctor, we all know they are not. One time I witnessed how embarrassed an OD was when he was around his professor, a PhD in Optical Science ). US professional doctorates are 100 percent equivalent to foreign (Bachelor's level) counterparts in that they are taught at the same levels (and similar contents). The difference is that many (not all) US universities require the applicants to have a Bachelor's degree before they can be admitted into the programs. Btw, the European Research Council states on their website that the US MD is NOT equivalent to the PhD or MD outside the US as mentioned (so are other US professional doctorates) and does not accept US MDs for their post doctoral research programs (becoming Principal Investigator s,...). The US Department of Education/ NSF also similarly stated this. While I can understand why many people trying to claim the title of Tien Si, there should be a certain degree of intellectual honesty - befiting of a doctoral degree holder (professional or research). Lastly, one of the reasons the US requires foreign medical graduates to re-do their residency is that the AMA does not want to lower the salaries of US MDs due to excess supply of MDs. In a similar vein, many foreign countries do not allow US MDs to practice medicine there without npassing additional licenses.

@@DrWynnTranOfficial it's true that in the US a tiny minority of first professional degree holders are allowed to serve as supervisors of doctoral students, PIs... they are the very few with an established research record and related significant research training. This is not the same as saying their degrees are equivalent to the PHD. Two of the world's foremost authorities on these are the National Science Foundation and the European Research Council which have unambiguously stated that none of the aforementioned professional doctorates are *equivalent to the PhD* and have a produced a list of equivalent degrees containing none of the US first professional degrees (MD, DDS, OD, PharmD...). We can cherry pick certain programs to make them look *equivalent*, but reality is they are not. If experts are hired to testify on these issues, do you think the courts will accept a physician's opinion or those of the NSF and ERC (which states that professional doctorates *are not considered equivalent to the PhD even if their degrees contain the title doctor*. On a personal note, none of my lawyer friends with JDs (some of whom are tenured faculty members) wants to be addressed as "Dr." as they know that title is reserved for those with a PhD in law or SJD. They are, btw, never allowed to supervise doctoral theses (that is the job OD the faculty with PhDs and SJDs) for the obvious reasons. Being on the faculty does not that mean their JD is a "terminal degree" as it is below the LLM and SJD (I also have many faculty friends in Pharmacy, Dentistry, and Optometry who are quite aware of the progressive credentialism especially in the US where even nurses are now can be called Doctors after completing their DNP...). Similarly, if the MD is a terminal degree, why would you earn a Masters degree in a medical field, after your MD (hint: because the US MD is similar to their Bachelor s degrees in medicine)? I'll let your readers decide who is right and refer them to the Wiki site with all the references to my argument. Lastly, the argument that US physicians (whose salaries are 2 to 4 times those of their OECD counterparts) are underpaid is fallacious and has been debunked in many studies already. I suggest you to read them.

v T you do realize that MD and PhD have different roles in the US. MD is for clinical work while PhD are usually for research/teaching undergrad. A MD is not a bachelor degree in fact as Dr.Wynn mention you need a bachelor degree to get into an MD school as well as complete a 3-7 year residency program. I believe an MD is more desirable and higher than a PhD. You could argue that PhD have to also go to a post doc position which is similar to a residency since it’s to used to gain experience in a field. However, is a lot more easier to get into a PhD program in American when compared to a MD program. PhD programs also are usually free and pay the graduate student a stipend since they are used to TA undergrads (ie grading papers/exams,monitoring lab, leading discussion session, etc..) during their 5 year program. Meanwhile an MD cost about $300,000 dollars. Despite this many more people rather take on debt to become an MD than becoming a PhD.

@@ptyu7 you are entitled to have an opinion. I, as well as thousands of academic institutions, concur with the opinions of the NSF and ERC and will not repeat the argument here. Btw, if you compare (I have served as the graduate coordinator on various occasion s) the GRE (when available for both MD and PhD candidates at the same school) scores, PhD applicants have statistically higher scores, but not by a wide margin. It is not hard to understand this, as PhD students are expected to handle extremely challenging coursework and research (vs. mostly rote memorization in medical school s) leading to scientific publications (in order to obtain faculty jobs...). Sure, you get paid for doing your PhD if you pass the qualifying and field exams (many don't). This is one way for universities to entice the best and brightest to join the academy (instead of going into professional studies...) as these are the people that will be inventing new things benefiting society (MD/PhD students also receive free tuition and stipends). One of the attractions to professional programs is the future earnings of their graduates (even internationally renowned professors rarely make more than health care professional s such as DDS or MDs..).

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He makes money for talking this show

Da thua ban , toi ko biet , toi can nghe

What state cousin live

Bạn khôn lắm. sự thật là như vậy đó, nhưng ít ng để ý

Linh Trần /Tìm hiểu các ngành học ở VN mà nhờ người sinh sống ở USA , có phi lý và trớ trêu chưa !

y ta o CA luong rat cao va rat de kiem viec

I guess Asians parents prioritize titles over the actual careers their kids like and fit. I guarantee you when a kid tells their Asian parents they want to go trade school to be a plumber/electrician, he will get whooped. They all want kids to go to big universities and study cool majors.

Lương của cô chắc chắn là sẽ rất cao và cô sẽ sắm được mọi thứ theo ý cô muốn.

BSN thì chắc chắn và yên tâm luôn nha bạn!:)

Vấn đề tiền bạc không phải lo đâu bạn, việc làm cũng không cần phải đi kiếm đâu khi bạn có chút kinh nghiệm. Tôi có thâm niên rất lâu trong nghề này; giờ chỉ đi làm bán thời gian thôi. Khi đi học cũng gian truân lắm; tôi khởi đầu từ LVN trong quân đội, 5 năm sau mới leo lên được RN, rồi 8 năm nữa mới được công việc bây giờ CRNA. Không tốn một xu học phí.

@@tdgdbs1 Nói nghe thì dễ đấy nhưng bạn có mua bài thi của bọn Phillipine RN nurse khong ?

@@gngd5351 Câu hỏi không có ý xây dựng và có ẩn ý xấu; chắc bạn ở bên VN nên hay có thói này. Đọc kỹ lại câu trả lời của tôi rồi mới nên có ý kiến.

Hiện tại cháu đang học ngành Thống kê, định hướng Data Analyst ạ! Cảm ơn bác sĩ!

Bạn giỏi thì ko bao giờ bị outsourced. Bạn có bao giờ làm việc với tụi Ấn độ programmers chưa? Làm như hạch vậy. GP là hot nhất nha. Có GP specialist mới có job. Remote diagnosis còn lâu lắm bạn ơi. Hiện tại là outsourced cho Xray reading thì nhiều. Người bệnh ko còn tỉnh táo mà gắn máy cho bạn khám.

Sai rồi, không đúng, Học Dược sỹ dễ kiếm việc, DƯợc sỹ làm được 3 lãnh vực 1/ Hospital, 2 Retail Pharmacy ( Walmart, Walgreen, HEB.... nhiều tiền hơn làm ở Hospital ) 3/ Những nới bào chế thuốc. có bằng Dược sỹ ( Dr. Pharmacist ) thì dĩ nhiên có thể làm ở hãng bào chế, và bên cạnh đó dược sỹ còn có thể làm ở bệnh viện ( Pharmacy department) hay chỗ bán thuốc tây. ----- Chỉ có học Pharmacy technician ( trung cấp dược - VN gọi là dược tá) là khó kiếm việc nhất- Vì học thới gian rất ngắn vài tháng và rất nhiều người học. Không phải quá nhiều dược sỹ ở USA( DƯợc sỹ = pharmacist - học và thực tập 8 năm)) ;-))))) ......you phải nói là quá nhiều Pharmacy technician- Phar Tech Học ở trường hay tự học online rồi tự thi đạt điểm thì có certificate. Vì số lượng quá đông nên học xong kiếm việc rất khó. Học có 6 tháng thi lấy chứng chỉ ah. OK you got it