Its difficult to say the least.
What, you ask?
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Yes, I am a candidate for the Biomedical Engineering at the University of Arkansas and I also write about video games on the side.
There are benefits to both. For one, my future job prospects look bright, however, it is quite daunting to also consider the deadlines and responsibilities that my other half requires. If you did not know, I write for a number of sites including whatculture.com, leviathyn.com, and planetxbox360.com (you can find my work here). They are all great, however, balancing this life with my other is rather difficult at times.
Yes, I'm complaining, but [insert cheesy, apologetic cliche here].