I like take out food. I like sushi. My father is a retired police officer. I have been held hostage in a store robbery situation. I like bowling. I go bowling at least once on the weekend. I am a registered nurse at a hospital. I have a disability.
My favorite foods are pizza and sushi. I am getting a masters in social science. I like bowling and cooking. I go bowling every 2 weeks.  I work at Target. I would like to work for the United Nations.
Why did you choose to major in Social Science? I felt like it might help with my future goals! The field was interesting to me, but seemed to have many practical applications. I don't really see how social sciences apply to most situations. Can you give me an example? Depends how much time you've got! There are too many to list, but one would be working as a consultant for an NGO. Working in international diplomacy would be another. Well I am glad you find ways to use your degree. A lot of people complain of not being able to fine jobs in their fields of study. I don't have to worry about it in my field. That's true, but it usually has to do with where they got the degree more than anything. It's one thing to do social sciences at Penn State, it's another to do it at Yale haha. Oh I guess I never thought of it like that? I studied at Michigan University, which is know for their award winning hospital. That's a great program! Personally, I'm in favor of reducing the availability of student loans and focusing more on the quality and not quantity of college graduates. I 100 percent agree! There are way too many students and not enough workers currently. There degrees are inflated, a associates is seen as a high school diploma, a bachelors is seen as an associates and so on....  That's exactly right! Whenever I go to the bowling alley, I see these kids working there who have advanced degrees! It makes absolutely no sense. It breaks my heart to see the youth struggling with the pressures of student loan debt. But maybe the next president will pass a bill forgiving school debt. It's very likely that it will happen. Hopefully it will also come with a cap on the amount of student loans one can take out.