I live in LA and I hate it for various reasons. I still live

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2016-03-21 06:11:28 Post No. 16941082
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Anonymous 2016-03-21 06:11:28 Post No. 16941082 [Report]

I live in LA and I hate it for various reasons. I still live with my parents but I work a decent job and I'm saving money. I'm thinking of moving to Oregon or Colorado as my first move once I've saved over $80,000.

Would a psychology or physics degree be a good choice for mobility? Meaning I could move anywhere with them? I'm interested in getting to Europe eventually. My plan is to work while at school and hopefully the money will last until I have a degree.

Native Angelino (ID: !!5ySRxt2VCOC) 2016-03-21 08:38:48 Post No.16941392
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Native Angelino (ID: !!5ySRxt2VCOC) 2016-03-21 08:38:48 Post No.16941392 [Report]

Florencia ese
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Anonymous 2016-03-21 08:57:26 Post No.16941426
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Anonymous 2016-03-21 08:57:26 Post No.16941426 [Report]

Degrees don't offer mobility unless you want to be a student. Careers and occupations offer mobility or not.