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Yep, I've been there! I tell people all the time that my worst day working still trumps my best day at school. But it was all worth it in the end when I got my degree. You miss out on a lot of opportunities without that expensive piece of paper. Maybe it's computer science that isn't for you...

Fascinating. It seems that the solution to all the problems on this forum are: A) Get a doctor's note stating you're fine, or B) Talk to the medical staff at the RC. :D

Interesting. I've never actually seen anyone who wasn't working on a license go to my club and rent sim time. There's no harm in asking though. It does make complete sense from a cost standpoint...

Good job overcoming your issues, however not all "snags" are fixable, and that's life. There are greater tragedies in the world. You still got in for co-op? I always though that was just a high school thing. Maybe I thought wrong.

If you're applying for one of the aircrew trades, I'd say you're pretty f'd. But you don't know if you have corneal scarring yet, now do you? It's best if you go through the medical and let them tell you what to do.

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How about low-carb beer? I dare you to find a Molson Ultra, Labatt Sterling, Sleeman Clear, or a Big Rock Jack Rabbit in any significant quantity on the beer store shelf anymore.