Affiliate Marketing Secrets

I just changed majors and I’m at the beginning of my 4th of 5 years as an undergraduate. Last year I only was able to take 15 credits of an into to programming sequence. This year and next year I am basically completing my entire B.S. in Computer Science. My school is small and only has two faculty members in their CS department which is more of an appendage to the engineering department. Still, like many students just starting in a new direction, I am hopeful that somehow I could overcome and gain the knowledge and experience needed in these two short years to escape the destiny of writing outdated business apps in visual basic for all eternity. When I look at the really cool research areas that major universities get to explore, I am inspired to search out a niche for myself.
Is this reasonably possible? What might I want to do to help get to the point where I am equal to a recent graduate from a top CS university undergraduate program?
Thank you.

I’m having problems with e-mail sent from a specific domain being treated as spam by AOL, as well as other types of errors that suggest AOL doesn’t like *something* about these e-mails. However the error information isn’t specific enough to solve the problem. I’ve requested getting on their whitelist and only know that they’ve received the request (months ago) and have referred it to the appropriate department. At this point I feel it’s necessary to get on the phone with someone. Is there a phone number that gets me to someone or some department that performs this role? I have a customer service number which I’m guessing will be a dead end. I’ve found 800 numbers on the web which I’m guessing are just third parties who aren’t affiliated with AOL. Of course, if you ask why anyone would have an AOL account anymore, you’ll have to post it as a separate question here!

I’ve been working for an ad agency for a year and a half. Recently I was offered a $25k raise to be a Director of a department at a small, niche PR firm in the same city. I love the people where I am at, am still learning a lot and am only 25 years old. Would it still be wise to take the new role on? Or stay put, learn more and wait for something bigger later?

I am starting college this fall and i will be double majoring in criminal justice and psychology. I am hoping to get into law enforcement, starting with a local police department and then hopefully working my way up to federal law enforcement. With that said, it’s not exactly a secret that law enforcement jobs are becoming harder and harder to get so i am keeping my options open. I just want to know what majors are desired by the USMC for someone seeking a commission as an officer. If the job market for law enforcement doesn’t improve in the next year or two, I am going to consider changing my path and trying to earn a commission into the Marines. Any help or advice anybody can give is greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Ok, lets get right to the point… I was at school and my mom went shopping, I came home and she showed me this pretty dress she bought me, I HATE it, it will make me look like im 6 years old, and im 13, She says I have to wear it. She got it on sale, thats why, anyway, do you think its to young…
http://www.kohls.com/upgrade/webstore/product_page.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524892907393&mr:trackingCode=C6478D41-9B3C-E111-8D66-001517B188A2&mr:referralID=NA&prtID=pfx&src=k108283&cm_mmc=Performics-_-Affiliate-_-ShopStyle.com-_-Primary <—- url, just copy and paste to see it
, most people say it is from the kids department, Yes, it is, I have bought a few things in juniors before, I think my mom is having a hard time not being able to buy little girl clothes for her only little girl…(have 2 older brothers, im the little sister =)…) Anyway, i love the idea of fixing it up, but, is there a way to do that without cutting it..ty

I want to own a restaurant one day. Not a franchise but a corporate one. Medieval Times to be more specific. It’s a gift shop, photo department, intense marketing, countless jobs in and out of the castle, a 2 hour extremely rehearsed show with real weapons, a full double wide stable and muse for falcons, a local secret ranch for all of their horses to roam and take a break, and a food service industry.
What kind of college path should I pursue to eventually work my way up with hard work and determination and look good enough on paper to eventually own one of these?