Be it now or in the future, education will always be one of the foremost needs that every person has to have. Our country produces a lot of professionals in every field. Be it in medicine, engineering, computer sciences, environment, and others…you name it, we have it. But truth to be told, just being a college graduate now is not enough. Most employers, given the choice of choosing between a college grad or a masters’ degree holder, would definitely choose the later without any doubt.
But earning a masters degree or even just additional courses is not that easy especially for middle class people. But thankfully, there is a solution, and that’s online degree programs that is widely available on the internet.
With this you can study advance degrees at the comfort of your own home. You can even take courses that are not available in this country. Now who says studying is hard? Not so if you really want to.
I’m still catching my breath as I’m posting this. I guess for the meantime, the poster will speak for itself. 
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Sean Kirk at DFA
Haging na kaming maligaw hehe! Iba na pala location ng Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA). Buti na lang at mejo malapit-lapit lang dun sa lumang address nila. Ito ngayon ay nasa may Macapagal Avenue corner Bradco street, just infront of Mcdonalds, lampas lang ng mga 500 meters from SM Mall of Asia at matatanaw na sa gawing kaliwa ang DFA-OCA building. Yan eh kung galing kayo sa former office location nila sa Roxas Boulevard. One thing for sure, basta alam nyo papunta sa MOA, malapit na DFA dun.
One year na din pala ang Department of Foreign Affairs dito. Ok ang design ng kanilang building, modern at spacious, malamig at cozy, at siempre pa ang the pride of their office – high-tech na daw ang buong systems dito. Tapos the guards are polite and service oriented. Sila din kase ang frontliners ng opisina na pede mong hingan ng bit of informations about passport requirements and everything. Tapos Oldies and kids have now an express lane too like government employees!
Sa processing naman ng renewal, super-bilis ko ding masasabi na in less than an hour (7:30am to 8:25am)natapos namin ni Sean Kirk yung whole procedure at nai-release yung claim stub for our passports.
Lamang nga lang dito ang LTO or Land Transportation Office, dahil sa LTO nung nagpa-renew ako, roughly 2 hours only eh hawak ko na yung bago kong lisensiya, unlike dito sa DFA na three weeks pa. But they have what they called “RUSH PROCESSING” para dun sa mga nagmamadali, they can get their passport in two weeks time for an additional fee.
Saan kaya makapag-TOUR? hahaha!!! 
