There are some outliers (ie law school, vet school, med school, engineering), but for 80% of the degrees, they are useless.How you hold yourself, how you push yourself, and how willing you are to education yourself in your free time is what makes you successful.

Sebastian, I bet she doesn't get through Med school, if she does she'll have her internship where it's easy to wash'em out.Why, because she has a law degree!

Usually a combination of the two.What keeps me motivated are 1) Being able to keep a normal blood pressure as well as cold/flu free without meds and 2) My 'motivation music'.

I have been impressed with the tenant pool,  mostly late 20's/early 30's state workers or UCD Med Center employees that are tired of midtown  rent increases and want a house with a yard but don't want to commute from the burbs.  

Yes, plus self employment, SS/med.

I've heard Waldo, Liberty, close to KU Med as possibilities.  

Call social services, perhaps this is a behavioral health client off his meds.

The town I live in is very friendly to those interested in renting as per my post especially to Med center employees.

Realtors sit through some class and tests, doctors spend more time in their first week of med school on studying and testing than realtors do in their entire "course".

It seems that every couple of years, the CDC comes up with a new flu "pandemic" to help get rid of pharmas, or drive populations to doctors to dope up on more meds.