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Women’s:
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Also another question, what exactly do you write in your blog? What other methods of affiliate marketing has other people used that generates pretty good traffic? Is blogging the ONLY good way?

I’m currently dissatisfied with my major and want to change it.
My strong subjects are English and History, average with Science, and terrible with Math (especially calculus), but I’m good with trig and algebra. I have an outside talent for art, but I personally don’t believe it’s strong enough to take to a professional level.
My personal interests include mainly video games and film, but I want to make it clear that I don’t intend to get a job that is heavily involved in or dependent on either industry. I want to have a career that I actually have a good chance of getting and keeping a job in, and would prefer something broad as opposed to niche.
Based on my strengths and personal industries what should I major in?
(I did post a similar question earlier, but I was too wordy and specific, so here this is)

Hi, I’m a senior at a high school. I’m an IB diploma candidate taking the following courses this year:
IB History HL, IB English HL, IB TOK, IB Physics HL, IB Urdu (independent study), AP Psychology and Medical Careers (Elective). Last year, in addition to the above mentioned IB classes I also took IB Economics SL and IB Math Studies. My GPA is 3.5 and my SAT scores are 1900. Do I have a shot at the Macaulay Honors Program?
Extra Curricular: I’m in Mock Trial and Peer-Support (a community service club) and have done Model U.N in the past. I’m a polyglot and proficient in several languages including English, Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, Punjabi and Sindhi. I also volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and am affiliated with an NGO in Pakistan (my native country) for which I fund raise to provide relief to the disaster victims.
I was wondering If I had a shot at the Program? because I know its really competitive.

I’m not very happy here at the University of Iowa, so I am considering transferring to Wisconsin. I’m only worried because it is another big 10, but my brother goes there and I have some friends over there already. Plus it is a better school academically which is one of my concerns about Iowa. Has anyone gone through this before?
I haven’t quite found my niche here at iowa yet, I think it might be because I came with a good friend. I have no problem making friends, but I feel like people do not care about studying here and only care about drinking, which is fun but I want a school that is a bit more focused.

voctorious anti-fems. But the anti-fems soon found that their victory was hollow. Like Achilles wept after slaying the Amazon Queen, so the anti-fems wept once the feminists left the field of battle. Cause they missed them. It is as simple as that. For a long time, it has been an open secret that anti-feminists do not actually like the company of fellow anti-fems. The presence of feminists stimulates them. They enjoy teasing them, needling them, making fun of them. What they do not enjoy is performing in front of an empty theatre or a theatre filled with like-minded childish anti-fems. No, only adult, mature, rational, intelligent, well-spoken feminists get their juices flowing. “Oh, how bitter and sad is this empty victory. Did we really win?” ask the confused, muddle-headed anti-fems. “Oh, never did a victory feel more like a defeat,” they all wail in unison, as they beg and plead for the feminists of yore to come back and engage them once again in discussion and debate.