Diana Said:

Should I major in something I'm passionate about or something that will get me a job?

We Answered:

I say go for what you love! i want to be an anime artist and that will only get me around $30,000 a year but I'm going to do it anyway because i love it SOOO much! :) my friend is going to get paid even LESS than me because she wants to be a manga artist. that's around $20,000 but we'll love what we do so much that we don't even care! make yourself happy NOW. when you're on your death-bed soo many years from now won't you be regretting that you wasted your life on something that was a pain in your butt? and what good will all the money you earned from it do you then? It's not like you're taking it to heaven. do something that makes you happy :)

Neil Said:

Why is nobody stopping insurance companies?

We Answered:

Okay, here's the deal.The bottom line is medicine has become a business. Each insurance company pays a different rate for the same service. I am making up numbers here, but let's say that Insurance Company A may pay $200 for a charge, and Insurance Company B may pay $450 for that same charge. (How they figure it out, I don't know!) So, in order to maximize payments, and hopefully be reasonably paid for their time, (because the procedure done costs the provider $250 every time) a provider is going to charge a little more than what Company B pays. So, when Company A pays them, they have to take more of a writeoff discount than when they get paid by Company B, and hopefully Company B will offset the lowballing by Company A. Because many billing programs will not let you adjust the outgoing price on every claim (not to mention, it would not be very cost-effective to do so) a cash paying patient is billed the same rate as the insurance companies - because what if that patient has Company B insurance and didn't tell the provider? So, it's up to the savvy cash paying patient to ask for a discount.

The other reality is too - nobody regulates these insurance companies. Doctors have all kinds of rules and regulations to follow, but insurers get carte blanche to do whatever they want.

Lisa Said:

how do i find a job in new zealand?

We Answered:

Research the following websites

New Zealand Immigration - http://www.immigration.govt.nz

Gaining NZ Residence – do you qualify - http://www.immigration.govt.nz/nzopportu…

Official "Worksite" - Looking for Work info .... http://www.worksite.govt.nz/en/looking-f… and links to job sites here - http://www.worksite.govt.nz/en/looking-f…

Work and Income site - http://job-bank.workandincome.govt.nz/

Learn More about Jobs on the IMMEDIATE Skill Shortage List
http://www.workingin-newzealand.com/info…

Learn More about New Zealand Immigration LONG TERM Skills Shortage List Visit website
http://www.workingin-newzealand.com/info…

Working in NZ
http://www.workingin-newzealand.com

Good Luck - NZ is a beautiful country.

Shawn Said:

What Should I Do With My Life?

We Answered:

You should be a bear. Bears live in Alaska.

Do you like fish? If not, becoming a bear might be a problem.

Lorraine Said:

Possibility to work in USA with a FOREIGN Physical Therapy degree?

We Answered:

Yes, Of course, You can work in USA with a Foreign Physical Therapy degree. If you want job please visit here: http://www.jobjobhealth.com

Tammy Said:

college suggestions?

We Answered:

Here try this site: http://www.princetonreview.com/com.aspx?…

It's a college finder and what you do is enter information about GPA's, test scores, extracurriculars and what you interested in, and it'll give you results for schools you might be interested in.

I hope it helps! Good luck!