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Moved to Dallas and started working at a medical clinic here as a Clinical Exercise Physiologist.

P.S. Please open a store back up in Dallas. Driving to Arlington or Keller is killing me when I need Pepperoni rolls

I got a job delivering pizzas. Seriously. I had been hired by a full service seafood restaurant as an assistant manager but my location wasn't opening for a few months...so I delivered pizzas and kept my framed diploma in the backseat as a reminder that my hard work paid off.

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Moved to Dallas and started working at a medical clinic here as a Clinical Exercise Physiologist.

P.S. Please open a store back up in Dallas. Driving to Arlington or Keller is killing me when I need Pepperoni rolls

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I go to the one in Denton since it's closer to my home in McKinney. Sometimes you just need some pepperoni rolls!

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I go to the one in Denton since it's closer to my home in McKinney. Sometimes you just need some pepperoni rolls!

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I live west of Denton and get peproni rolls from them for pretty much every football game.

As for what I did after graduation - stayed in Aggieland and worked full time for a couple of local tech companies. Bought a house near the river and watched deer walk around in our yard. If we'd been able to convince the grandparents to move down, we'd have never left. Still plan to move back to the B/CS area someday after the kids are grown

Got hired into an IT position because it was offered before I graduated. I've been in some sort of computer career since. I'm in software right now.

BTW...I miss the old Plano location and wished y'all hadn't pulled that one back Tell you what...put one in Murphy and see what happens. Boom...easy money.

Drank. A lot.

2 years with the 1st Cav Division

Europe backpacking then grad school. Good times. 20 years goes faster than you can imagine.

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Moved to Dallas and started working at a medical clinic here as a Clinical Exercise Physiologist

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If I were interested in the CEP profession, would you recommend it?

Thank you so much.

Plugged straight into the matrix

Starting working as a manager trainer at Burgess Power Equipment in Alexandria, Louisiana.

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Moved to Dallas and started working at a medical clinic here as a Clinical Exercise Physiologist

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If I were interested in the CEP profession, would you recommend it?

Thank you so much.

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I certainly enjoy what I do and the patients I work with. Personally, I work in tandem with a doc doing stress tests and fitness consultations for patients, mostly from a preventative standpoint. Most people that work with us usually stick around for a number of years before going back to school in some manner. You will almost definitely not get rich in this profession.

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Moved to Dallas and started working at a medical clinic here as a Clinical Exercise Physiologist

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If I were interested in the CEP profession, would you recommend it?

Thank you so much.

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I certainly enjoy what I do and the patients I work with. Personally, I work in tandem with a doc doing stress tests and fitness consultations for patients, mostly from a preventative standpoint. Most people that work with us usually stick around for a number of years before going back to school in some manner. You will almost definitely not get rich in this profession.

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Thank you so much

Went to medical school.

I got drunk. Isn't that what one is suppose to do?

Athletic Coordinator/Head Football Coach for a middle school in DFW.

Got married!

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I went to work for my uncle. He made me an offer I couldn't refuse.

I struggled to find a permanent job for a while (my own fault, average grades and no experience). Worked odd jobs in the meantime. Finally got a break with a large manufacturing company in a temp supervisor role where I worked nights for a while. Eventually was able to move into the accounting department there and am now with a public accounting firm.

Went skiing in Colorado for 3 weeks! Then promptly started my first job when I returned.

I was a little different. Even though everyone was saying stay, I left A&M early. Luckily, I got a two year contract at a very high profile job. I worked my way into the lead position but then my boss pulled me even though I outdid my coworkers. After that, things started spiraling.

True, I wasn't the most mature kid in the world, but even I think I didn't take the job seriously enough and partied too hard.

But then, things got out of control. I ended up losing the job, but that wasn't the worst part - I was indicted for beating up my girlfriend.

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I went to work for my uncle. He made me an offer I couldn't didn't refuse.

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FIFY

He let me steer a delivery vehicle over Afganistan.

Got married and knocked up the wife for round 1. In that order

Went to Vietnam as a tunnel rat team lead.

Dental school

Took a contract working on a fishing vessel in the Bering Sea in the winter.

Had trouble finding work after that and ultimately ended up going through Alternative Education Program to obtain my teaching certificate.

I dominated The Zoo.

Went to work at Nasa

Started as Park Director -------- ended as City Manager.

Work, work, work

I had been working for several months after my classes stopped and a paperwork mess up by a Junior College prevented me from graduating for another semester. I skipped my graduation because I was working in the film industry in Dallas. So after graduation I went to work like normally and waited for them to mail me my diploma.