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+Jessica Leah So happy to hear you learned to love your body! <3 Surgery isn't for everyone, as long as people are happy that's all that matters :D x

+Natalia Montiel It went really well thank you :D <3

+Jessica-Madeleine Green Thank you lovely, it all went smoothly, been recovering this week :D x

+Diamond Brown Thank you sweetie! Just waiting for them to settle :D

+Amelia Boafo Well I'm feeling much happier so :)

+sirana I've tried on all my clothes and they all fit fine, I didn't go too big :)

+Muminah alphonso Aww thank you for letting me know, I've fixed it now :D

+NannaLaurie I think it's very common to have different sized boobs :)

+jackendy cherenfant You are welcome.

+Ron Hendricks Those monitors are huge! I'd go blind if I had to work in front of them all day haha

+Jonathan Boudreau Yeah I'm with you on that. I feel I learn better on my own, than having to be slowed down at the pace of the whole class. It seems like classes are dragged on and they make you take courses you don't even need because colleges/universities are a business. And I understand that, but I'd much rather learn things at my own pace.

+silverblaize I can't say that not going to college because its cheaper to learn it on your own is a good idea. The decision should come from how you best learn things; if its more natural to learn on your own, obviously going to college doesn't make much sense. Learning on my own was easier than going to college since I can't stand the learning format; some people might be more comfortable being fed information instead of having to look it up themselves.

+Imymejubilee sure but don't expect the same pay.

+silverblaize Thats what I'm trying and wondering the same thing. 

+Imymejubilee I can't afford college, and I was wondering if I could just teach myself from books and online, and working hard to build a portfolio. But if companies won't even hire you simply for not having a degree, then perhaps It's not worth all that time investment.

+Imymejubilee I don't have a degree and I work as a full time developer. You'll need to find other ways to prove to your employer that you're qualified, either by volunteering on open source projects or building a portfolio (or both). Personally I just built a fairly large portfolio and put all my applications up on a VPS server. Keep in mind that for some employers, they won't even give you a proper interview unless you have some sort of diploma. Certificates are one way around that if you don't want to put in that much time in school.

+Imymejubilee HTML is not even a thing that you can mention anymore. For Web, HTML is the standard, and most popular client side language is JavaScript and its derived frameworks, libraries etc. C is a completely different field because its a low level programming language that targets hardware directly. Hmmm.

+Imymejubilee It depends on the city and job market where i live as long as you know the languages and have the confidence as a programmer you can get the job. The worst thing you can do is listen to people when they say "its hard or tough" thats bullshit. check the job requirements and brush up on the languages/software

+Imymejubilee I dont have a degree (in anything) Ive been learning alot about web dev. and Im wondering the same thing.I have experience with HTML and CSS,Javascript, Currently increasing my knowledge of PHP/MySQL .

+Carlos Hernandez Sorry let me be more clear, I do have a BA degree in Marketing but just not Computer Science. so I was wondering if I could be something like a junior software developer given my knowledge of C and HTML? 

+Imymejubilee It's gonna be a lot harder. Programmers don't want to water down their market by having non-graduates getting the same job and getting paid the same as those who worked for their 4 year degree. I would say building up a portfolio and contributing to Github would be a great start. It's also a lot easier for web devs to get jobs without a degree than it is for actual software developers using languages like C and Java.

+Imymejubilee It's gonna be a lot harder. Programmers don't want to water down their market by having non-graduates getting the same job and getting paid the same as those who worked for their 4 year degree. I would say building up a portfolio and contributing to Github would be a great start. It's also a lot easier for web devs to get jobs without a degree than it is for actual software developers using languages like C and Java.

+Fargo Alex yes so true. I 'm engineering major and it's so difficult just to get interview. you need 5 years experience for entry level job. just ridiculous

+Ahmed Mostafa can i get some oil too

Of course.

yeah what is long term care?

+yourdad178 Why would you go into pharmacy? Are you not reading that there are no jobs? In 5 yrs it will be worse and the pharmacies will have kiosks.....SO NOT got into Pharmacy. Get your PA and you will be able to be your own boss and not have some evil supervisor breathing down your neck, waiting to replace you.

The jobs just are not out there. Salary is way down.

School here in the USA is way too expensive.

+litojonny I can't stand CVS.....they will fire you if they can get someone cheaper. If you are over 45 they will target you and fire you.There was one pharmacist who was fired for eating one of the lollipops in the pharmacy that are for the kids. He was fired for "stealing".