Leaving the biz - at least for a while

[Peaches]

I'm studying medical coding - it's something that's in great demand also something that while I might not be able to start working at home, it's a good "work at home" job. However, after starting I remembered I didn't do very well in science in previous years so there's a big learning curve for me

And yes, a trip to AUS sounds perfect - I need to use my Delta points before they close down

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by Peaches

I'm studying medical coding - it's something that's in great demand also something that while I might not be able to start working at home, it's a good "work at home" job. However, after starting I remembered I didn't do very well in science in previous years so there's a big learning curve for me

And yes, a trip to AUS sounds perfect - I need to use my Delta points before they close down

You often find that the subjects in which you didn't excell in "previous years" are now easier. I've always thought that college is totally wasted on the usual age people that attend.

[Red]

You will be greatly missed Peaches.
I wish you all the best in going back to school. I did it in my mid 40's and then ended up teaching.

Medical coding will absolutely give you a work at home opportunity. Check with your local hospitals. When I was working at University Hospital in Louisville, the coders only had to come in twice a week. Most of the work was done at home.

And since I taught medical subjects, if the science gives you problems, I'll be more than happy to help you out.