I like to work on cars. Fords are my favourite cars. I plan to go back and finish college. I grew up in a small town. I have cats and dogs. I work in a grocery store. I want a better job. I like complex problems. I think Huskys are great dogs. I love watching YouTube videos of dogs. I have lazy pets that come to me for food. I rescued my animals from the street. I am interested in moving to a large city. I am looking at colleges. I am interested in moving to LA or New York. I am not allowed to have pets at college.
I am a freelancer. I went to UCLA to be an accountant. I am ready for a new job. I don't like being an entrepreneur. I have a Husky. I think my dog is more hairy and demanding than a spouse. My dogs name is Hairball. I got my dog from a rescue shelter. I wish I had gone to school further away. I don't surf. I spend time at the beach. I study at the beach. My dog likes the beach. My family has a cat.
I was looking at UCLA, maybe you could give me some advice? Sure what would you like to know? How was your experience there? It was fun, there were many activities to do there. The curriculum can be super strict there  depending on your program. What programs is that school known for? It's a  round-about school, great for sciences and business, arts are also decent. There are loads of connections to be made here, which is probably the most important factor. What programs are you looking into? I'm looking into studying something related to the medical field. Perhaps physical therapy? I don't know about physical therapy, the programs are mainly focused on going into med school or into research, I can ask around though. Do you know anyone who goes here or any alumni?  Just my cousin but he just started. I don't know any other alumni. Med school also sounds like a good option. Okay cool. Yeah if you end up doing well here in one of the science program (bio or chem) its pretty much an easy rise to med school. Mind you it is super expensive living and studying here. A part-time job is a must for many students. Are there any study/work related jobs out there or would my only option be off campus work? There are administration jobs that most students start off with on campus. Since you're planning to go into the med field then you can ask talk to your professors and they may hook you up with a research position in there lab (volunteer or paid).