Hi, everyone. I've been on this sub for a while and would greatly appreciate some advice from the community on whether I should apply this cycle and on a good school list for my stats. I am dead set on becoming a physician-scientist. Open to MD-PhD programs in addition to MSTP's
Bio Data: URM Not low-ses CA CC T20 (non-trad) Junior Undergraduate Physical Science Major & Minor
MCAT: 505
GPA: 3.2 Cumulative (post-bac not needed transfer institution GPA is 4.0) 3.7 sGPA
Research Stats: 5,000 Hours (Across four laboratories) Field - Organic Chemistry & Biological Chemistry I'm at the level of a second or third-year chemistry graduate student; my letters reflect that. My bio work is 500 hours of that total and reflects that difference in ability.
Publications: 2 in review at Nature/Tetrahedron for roughly 4 and 2 months respectively.
Presentations Oral/Poster: 12 in a mix of school and national conferences. Always the only presenter.
Volunteering/Community Service: 1,000 hours in one org I plan to stay in for the foreseeable future
Leadership: 300 Hours—I am President of my school's chapter of a national URM STEM organization. This organization is active and community service-oriented.
Work Experience: Medical Clinic Receptionist 4 Years Tutor 600 hours (all the math through differential equations/Linear and all the chemistry/physics)
Clinical Experience: 500 hours in a program for premed students meant to give undergrads clinical experience. It's hands-on, lots of vitals, abulating, feeding, bathing, bonding with patients. Note: This was during the pandemic and shortly after. For the past year, I have not participated.
Shadowing: 40 hours across 4 Specialties Note: This is all within the past four months
Honors/Awards: Transfer College awards for Outreach and Research/Academic Excellence Presenter awards for posters from transfer college and national conferences NIH Maximizing Access to Research Careers (MARC) recipient 3 REUs (2 are MSTP specific, if that matters)
Letters: STEM/Non-STEM professors who I know very well (strong letters) I was thinking of 2 STEM 2 Non-STEM, but would that be too many? Should this just be 1:1?
1 letter from the Coordinator of org I volunteer with (strong letter) 3 letters from PI's (strong letters) 1 letter from a Physician (Only known me for a month) 2 letters from formecurrent MSTP directors who know me well (strong letters, but not sure how much weight these have)
Other stuff: Academic probation due to low GPA from years ago at community college for several semesters.

So I’m 22.. going to turn 23 in September. Inter ab tak clear nahi hua hai. Koi work experience nahi. Koi Network connection reference nahi. Mujhe dar lag raha hai ki ab kya hoga, agar September mein attempt de bhi diya toh 23 saal ke insaan ko kounsi company articleship ki opportunity degi in Mumbai. I’ve been good academically during my school and college life but CA f’ed my life. Now I continuously have suicidal thoughts. Cause I don’t like studying the same thing again & again (I’ve been giving inter since Jan 2020) and I see no future. Like career ka koi ata-pata nahi and us anxiety se padhai nahi ho rahi. Can someone break it down to me ki step by step what should I do? How do I financially & career wise help myself and how do I look for articleship later and basically how do I deal with this whole mess😭

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Many factors, such as school, starting a career, increases to the housing market, and the rising cost of living can contribute to challenges in accessing mental health care. The Youth Mental Health Fund will propose an investment of $500 million to help community health organizations provide more care for youth, and better equip organizations to refer youth to other accessible services.
“It is critical that youth have what they need to build a happy, healthy start in their adulthood. Mental health care is an essential part of ensuring every young Canadian can reach their full potential, and that helps Canada’s economy reach its full potential, too” (Government of Canada).

Hey folks, I (21M) posted a little while ago asking for information and advice on how to assess my debt a little more realistically. I spent most of my life extremely poor and had nothing. I was raised on the value that if you want something go and get it bc nobody is gonna hand it to you. For this reason I think I got carried away in life. Bit off more than I can chew per se. I’ve come to the realization that I can easily pay off the debt I’m in with some determination and discipline. My main struggle is my living situation. For context I am a traveling renewable energy technician. I spent the first 3 years of my career all over the country and just recently over the past 6 months decided to plant some roots where I am now in AZ/CA border. I currently live in a 30ft travel trailer. It’s not “ideal” but I bought it brand new a little over a year ago because I was tired of paying rent endlessly throwing away my paychecks, however, I realize now that what I’m doing isn’t much different. I still owe 28k on a 40k trailer and it only appraises for 15-18k. I’m tired of it and want to move into a home or room with one of my coworkers but due to the high DTI I have at this time I don’t think I could reasonably afford that. I have $7500 in CC, $11,000 in unsecured personal loan, $20,000 in auto loan, and $28,000 for my Travel trailer loan. I have a BASE salary of $77,500/ year. I do have some kickers (bonuses and weekend pay available) which bring my total gross income to well over 100k a year. My question is this, if you were in my shoes what kind of advice would you have for me? Is there a way that I can default on some of this debt? Settle? I want to start over… but I don’t think that Bankruptcy is an option due to my income. I want to invest my money and have something to show for the money I make but all of my assets at this time are depreciating.
Any help or guidance is well appreciated. Thanks in advance guys.

To put it simply, I am a government-sponsored international medical student in the UK. However, my university is by no means “prestigious”. I did extremely well in my UCAT, however as I undertook a foundation course rather than take the A levels I would imagine that my chances of transferring to another university such as kings college or manchester or even warwick are extremely low, if any. My goal has always been to pursue surgery, especially orthopedic or cardiac. I was always under the impression that what matters when getting accepted into a specific speciality is your CV/portfolio, your grades, and your character. But, in light of recent information that I received from a friend, who is at best a non-credible source, that some graduates had outstanding everything but were rejected from certain fields due to the name of their university alone, had me contemplating if I really chose a good university to pursue my dreams or not.
Some more information, I do not really care on where I train in to become a surgeon, whether its in the UK, Canada, USA, or whatever other country you could think of, but I really care about becoming an orthopod or cardiac surgeon.
So, again, my question is; Does the name of my university matter when trying to get in a career of surgery in the US, CA, or UK?
Thank you.

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I’m 23F and just gave my finals. Already cleared Group 1. I’ve been meaning to ask this for a long time but never got around it.
I know that post CA, one can go into taxes or audit. But what other lucrative options are there? So, I did my articleship in IDT for three years and I wanna switch and try something different. I really wanna explore.
Should I go for MBA? And if yes, what field? I know some of the other options are investment banking, CPA and CFA etc etc but are there any other options that are idkkk exciting? Finance field is hectic in general.
I’m not a fan of numbers and I really wanna get into a field which I might enjoy. My question seems vague but what other possibilities can I explore? I would love to go outside India as well.
I don’t mind diverting a bit from CA.
I do not want to specialise in GST and make a career out of it. Would really love your inputs!
Thank you so much.

Apologies for the millionth "what should I do with my career" post, but I would be very appreciative of some guidance.
After having a little experience under my belt from my Big4 private tax advisory job, and a lot of free time, I've been doing a lot of soul searching. And I've came to the conclusion that tax isn't going to be for me. I've been reflecting on what I've been enjoyed in the past as well as what i've been good at and bad at.
Uni Background:

• BSc Physics (Top UK uni , not oxbridge, 2.2 because of severe family issues)
• really enjoy working with numbers & high numeracy skills - stats, calculus, ect...
• Although not proficient enough for most finance jobs, I believe I have the foundations in programming/excel which I can build on, as well as willingness to learn other data tools.
• Good at and enjoyed labs - the process of creating a strategy to best use tools to convert qualitive/quantitative analysis into a report/presentation was always rewarding.
• Highlights were:
  • A consulting/RnD experience I had with a bioscience company, focused on increasing efficiency within their business through designing refrigeration and reheating process.
  • Consulting-based internship I had with an energy company. predicting and capitalising on changes in the wider market.

Upsides of job:

• I enjoy working in a team, and I find I can bond with and get along with people easily.
• I've enjoyed the advisory aspect more then the compliance aspect.
• Studying from CA with ICAS. Lots of free time to study/pursue extracurriculars (compared to other service lines, I get home by 5PM most days lol).
• I've found the restructuring engagements somewhat interesting and highlights were:
  • Sitting in on a initial meeting with the head of M&A for an emerging sports brand.
  • Doing initial research into local companies, to help client proposals.
• For the previous two I find it's the element of analysis, critical thinking and strategy (atleast more so then reading through tax manuals) that has kept me engaged.

Big Downside of job:

• The legislative aspect of tax, I find super boring. Although I've not done a whole lot yet (mostly admin), I can see in the future being burnt out by reading through tax manuals and the lack of numbers/analysis.

Loose ideas from whats around me:

• valuations - Audit seems monotonous, but the CF teams I've worked alongside seam to have some of the aspects i've listed. However it seems everyone wants this, and Idk if theres a valid reason/experience that sets myself apart.
• move to consulting arm within big4, dont know much about each sub service line.
• Quant masters - have the funding, but I think a 2.2 is a nail in the coffin for target unis.

Was anyone in a similar position that managed to figure out what they wanted? I would like to talk to my counsellor about this, but it feels too early and I would want some ideas in mind when talking to them.
Thanks for any advice.

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I am a B Com grad with 3 year exp. in Direct/ International Tax/ Transfer Pricing (Articleship experience, CA not cleared) from Top 10 CA firms in India. Plus I have a 9 months workex as Analyst in Tax & Regulatory Services at EY. I want to start getting some work ex in Investment Banking/ Corporate Finance so I can build my career in this field but almost all companies ask for either a Masters or CA/ CFA or a prior experience of 2-3 yrs in this field. Can anyone please suggest some firms I can start at with just graduation?

I live in California. I'm 25 years old, autistic, and trans. My parents are threatening to apply for a medical limited conservatorship to keep me from medically transitioning. Based on my reading of the self-help page for limited conservatorships, this is possible if they can convince a judge that I'm incapable of making my own medical decisions. They don't want control of anything else. They're happy to let me keep handling my own money, career (I'm an engineer for the city we live in), and housing, for example. They just want medical control.
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I will continue to update this post as reviews come in.
Rotten Tomatoes: Rotten
Critics Consensus: Back to Black's sympathetic approach to its subject's story is an overdue antidote to the tabloid treatment she often received in life, even if the end results are disappointingly pedestrian.

	Score	Number of Reviews	Average Rating
All Critics	36%	69	4.50/10
Top Critics	38%	24	4.50/10

Metacritic: 49 (18 Reviews)
Sample Reviews:
The film’s snaky on-and-off power begins with the British actor Marisa Abela, whose lead performance nails Amy Winehouse in every look, mood, utterance, and musical expression. - Owen Gleiberman, Variety
Back to Black is, like its heroine, flawed and fallible but frequently very affecting. - Leslie Felperin, Hollywood Reporter
Tells the story of Amy Winehouse but shows no passion in telling it and has nothing to say about the events that transpire. It’s the utter minimum of what a biopic can be. - William Bibbiani, TheWrap
There are other, tougher, bleaker ways to put Winehouse’s life on screen – but Abela conveys her tenderness, and perhaps most poignantly of all her youth, so tellingly at odds with that tough image and eerily mature voice. 4/5 - Peter Bradshaw, Guardian
There are moments when Abela disappears and Winehouse bursts on to the screen, like a magic eye picture blinked fleetingly into focus. But the film is wildly uneven and prone to catastrophic misjudgments. 2/5 - Wendy Ide, Observer (UK)
Because of the cautious gloss, the film is perhaps less enlightening or truly tragic than it might have been. 3/5 - Tim Robey, Daily Telegraph (UK)
The final scene, in particular, with its completely and utterly baseless, sensationalist implications, made me physically gasp in horror. 1/5 - Hamish Macbain, London Evening Standard
The ending, of course, is sad... Yet, for all its faults, the film is more celebratory than tragic. 3/5 - Ed Potton, Times (UK)
Back to Black is a fitfully enjoyable little package that will do wonders for the careers of Abela and O’Connell. But unlike Winehouse’s oeuvre, it’s not worth taking seriously. It’s just too afraid of the dark. 2/5 - Charlotte O'Sullivan, Independent (UK)
The film seems too tame, too tasteful, too frightened of alienating the fans: everything that Winehouse was not. 2/5 - Tom Shone, Times (UK)
[Amy Winehouse's] music remains in a different creative galaxy to this dispiriting film, which is at once twee and ghoulish. 2/5 - Danny Leigh, Financial Times
Sure, you will learn more – and hear more of the original recordings – in Asif Kapadia’s great documentary Amy, but Taylor-Johnson does a decent job of making a tight drama from the same tragic yarn. 3/5 - Donald Clarke, Irish Times
This is a middle-of-the road biopic about a musician who was anything but. It’s not great and it’s not terrible. 3/5 - Stephen Romei, The Australian
It has such reverence for Winehouse that it lacks the honesty the 2015 Oscar-winning documentary Amy was able to present. 2.5/5 - Wenlei Ma, The Nightly (AU)
A solid performance let down by a script that cherry-picks the facts and ultimately tells us less than we already know. Watch Asif Kapadia’s Amy instead. 2/5 - Hayley Campbell, Empire Magazine
Offers a pallid account of Winehouse’s story, ironing out some thornier issues, and bringing little that’s new, either in fresh revelations or distinctive angles on the familiar. - Jonathan Romney, Screen International
This is better than I expected (although my expectations were low). It does seem softened at the edges, and one can never forgive a falling-in-love montage set at London Zoo -- ever -- but I (mostly) didn’t cringe and it is respectful, if painful. - Deborah Ross, The Spectator
In her attempt to put the woman back at the centre of her own life, Taylor-Johnson has at least captured an addictive personality and achieved a powerful portrait of doomed love. - Kate Mossman, New Statesman
It is as salacious and cruel as any tabloid cutting from the noughties – only invested in the bloody ballet pump left in the street, not the complexities of living a very public life with addiction. 1/5 - Rogan Graham, Little White Lies
Everyone involved in the film approaches the late artist with love and respect, but its tawdry instincts and misguided sense of responsibility let her memory down. C- - Vikram Murthi, indieWire
Bizarrely, the one thematic thread that Back to Black does seek to tie its tale together with is the singer’s desire to have a child. 1.5/4 - Ross McIndoe, Slant Magazine
Like Winehouse herself, the film teeters on the edge, hovering restlessly between genre-subversive brilliance that complicates celebratory narratives about artistic genius, and well-worn, re-hashed tropes about tragic women. - Rebecca Harrison, Sight & Sound
A strong cast, in particular a stirring performance from Marisa Abela, is not enough to effectively convey the chaos and the tragedy central to the story of such a beloved artist. 2/5 - Linda Marric, HeyUGuys
Its punchlines lack punch, [but] what it does have is a frankly dynamite central turn from Marisa Abela. - Mark Kermode, Kermode and Mayo's Take (YouTube)
SYNOPSIS:
The extraordinary story of Amy Winehouse’s early rise to fame from her early days in Camden through the making of her groundbreaking album, Back to Black that catapulted Winehouse to global fame. Told through Amy’s eyes and inspired by her deeply personal lyrics, the film explores and embraces the many layers of the iconic artist and the tumultuous love story at the center of one of the most legendary albums of all time.
CAST:

• Marisa Abela as Amy Winehouse
• Jack O'Connell as Blake Fielder-Civil
• Eddie Marsan as Mitch Winehouse
• Lesley Manville as Cynthia Winehouse

DIRECTED BY: Sam Taylor-Johnson
SCREENPLAY BY: Matt Greenhalgh
PRODUCED BY: Alison Owen, Debra Hayward, Nicky Kentish-Barnes
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Sam Taylor-Johnson, Anna Marsh, Ron Halpern, Joe Naftalin
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Polly Morgan
EDITED BY: Martin Walsh
PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Sarah Greenwood
COSTUME DESIGNER: PC Williams
MUSIC BY: Nick Cave, Warren Ellis
MUSIC PRODUCTION BY: Giles Martin
MUSIC SUPERVISOR: Iain Cooke
CASTING BY: Nina Gold
RUNTIME: 122 Minutes
RELEASE DATE: May 17, 2024

The constant comparison in my family, with my younger brother, is slowly driving me crazy. I( F34) lready struggle with anxiety, depression, and a thousand chronic health conditions. I haven't done well in my career, at least haven't done what was expected of me. My brother has had good academic records, has finished his CA in first attempt, and is employed with a 12 LPA package, at age 25. I feel my self worth dwindling and the comparisons are not helping at all. I am very happy for him, but I can't help but feel jealous. I envy that he doesn't have any health issue, he was not abused by our mother( because- boy), I was, because I did not convert to christianity like she wanted and he did. As much as I don't want to compare myself with him or anybody, it does hurt me.

Seniors, i got 83% in boards with science and maths being the lowest. I like science but I am pretty scared. No one is pressuring me to take anything so, it's all upto me. I would have had no problems opting for science if I was more inclined towards these subjects "naturally".
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Seniors, i got 83% in boards with science and maths being the lowest. I like science but I am pretty scared. No one is pressuring me to take anything so, it's all upto me. I would have had no problems opting for science if I was more inclined towards these subjects "naturally".
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Delhi, a hub for education and coaching centers, offers numerous options for CA Foundation preparation. But with so many institutes vying for your attention, choosing the right one can be overwhelming. This guide will equip you with the key factors to consider when selecting the best CA Foundation coaching in Delhi for your needs.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a CA Foundation Coaching Institute:

• Faculty Expertise: A strong faculty team is the cornerstone of any good coaching institute. Look for institutes with experienced and qualified CA professionals who possess not only deep subject knowledge but also excellent communication and teaching skills.
• Course Structure and Study Material: The coaching institute's curriculum should be comprehensive and aligned with the latest ICAI syllabus. Well-structured study materials, including textbooks, mock tests, and practice papers, are essential for effective preparation.
• Batch Size and Individual Attention: Smaller batch sizes allow for more personalized attention from the faculty and facilitate effective doubt resolution. This is crucial for grasping complex concepts and clearing your doubts promptly.
• Past Performance and Student Reviews: Research the institute's track record of success in terms of student pass rates. Reading online reviews and testimonials from past students can offer valuable insights into the institute's effectiveness.
• Infrastructure and Facilities: A comfortable learning environment with well-equipped classrooms, a library with relevant study resources, and proper technological infrastructure can significantly enhance your learning experience.
• Location and Fee Structure: Consider your travel convenience when choosing an institute. Institutes typically offer various fee structures depending on the course format (online/offline) and the level of support provided.

Top Tips for Selecting a CA Foundation Coaching Institute:

• Attend Demo Classes: Most institutes offer demo classes. This is a great opportunity to assess the teaching style, clarity of faculty, and overall learning environment before making a final decision.
• Evaluate Your Needs: Identify your learning style (classroom learning vs. online learning) and budget constraints to narrow down your search.
• Seek Guidance from Mentors: Reach out to qualified CAs or past students for recommendations on the best CA Foundation coaching in Delhi.

How TSD Elevate Can Help You Ace the CA Foundation Exam:

TSD Elevate is committed to providing students with the best CA Foundation coaching in Delhi. Here's how we stand out:

• Experienced and Renowned Faculty: Our faculty comprises highly qualified and experienced CA professionals with a proven track record of success.
• Comprehensive and Updated Curriculum: Our meticulously designed course curriculum aligns perfectly with the latest ICAI syllabus.
• Personalized Learning Approach: We offer small batch sizes to ensure personalized attention and effective doubt resolution.
• Proven Track Record and Excellent Reviews: We boast a consistently high pass rate and positive student reviews, a testament to our dedication to student success.
• Modern Infrastructure and Technological Support: We provide a conducive learning environment with well-equipped classrooms, a comprehensive online portal, and access to e-learning resources.

Conclusion:

Choosing the best CA Foundation coaching in Delhi is an investment in your future as a CA professional. By carefully considering the factors outlined above and exploring institutes like TSD Elevate, you can set yourself on the path to success in the CA Foundation exam and take the first step towards a promising career in accountancy.

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Senior Cyber Security Analyst in San Jose, CA

Salary: $139,963.20 - $179,192.00 Annually
Job Type: Full-Time
Job Number: 01782-E
Location: CA, CA
Department: Information Technology
Closing: 5/31/2024 11:59 PM Pacific
Description
Overview: Do you have Six (6) years' experience supporting Cyber Security network environments? Are you ready for you next career opportunity? Consider a career in the water industry!
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