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The Lakers wont have much cap space to improve for next season. They also gave up a ton of draft assets during the Anthony Davis trade. There isn't much room to improve the roster and the landscape of the NBA will be very different next year:

The Warriors will be back

The Nets will have KD and Kyrie

The Pelicans will have the young squad fully integrated

Is this year Lebron's only chance to get a 4th title? Assuming we have a finals

7 seasons with the Lakers

3 all star appearances 

2 championships 

Do you think #16 should be hung on the rafters?

My question is how do the electors in the electoral college decide who they're state's votes go to and how does this represent what the people of the state want? Will the electors vote for whichever candidate won that state? 

If not, what profession would you want to go into? 

I am a college student right now and I don't have any idea on what I want to do after graduation. I feel lost by the endless choices and I have so many diverse interests. I have thought about medical school, law school, or even business school, but I can't decide what path interests me the most. I have done business internships, volunteered at hospitals and shadowed doctors, and talked to lawyers and taken a law class, and they all seem cool to me. I can't decide on a career path and it is stressing me out. Any advice?

Is going to a top 10 law school worth the initial investment and cost? I am interested in law school, but I always hear law graduates saying don't do it, it's not worth it. Thoughts?  

So in college I majored in business and have been working in industry. I have thought a lot about doing a Postbac program and applying to medical school, but I had a question of how my science GPA would be calculated. I got a D in gen chem 1 (a premed course) over 5 years ago when I was in college. Do you think this will hurt me now even if I get a very high GPA in Postbac and high MCAT score? 

Hey guys! I was wondering if any of you have used an essay consulting service for college/grad school essays. I am looking for some guidance on my personal statement for graduate school essays and I was hoping to get some professional guidance. The services I have seen so far are over $300 an hour or around that range and that is out of my price range. If you guys know any affordable essay consulting services, please let me know! 

Thank you! :)

Hi everyone, 

I was hoping to get some advice on what you all think of doing a Finance PhD versus an MBA in Finance. I realize they are two very different types of degrees and I have done academic research in the past, which led me to consider a PhD, but I often hear bad things about working in academia. I was hoping I could get some thoughts from MBA or PhD graduates on what they think of the overall job market for these degrees. Thanks! 

Hi guys. So I have been conflicted on this for a while and want some advice. I am currently in college and have one more year left. I started learning how to act from an acting school near me and loved it. I did a showcase and a local talent agency was interested in representing me. I really want to make a career out of acting and was thinking of going a film academy for a year following graduation. (My college degree has nothing to do with art or acting. It is a business degree). I know how hard it is to make a living in acting but I feel I have the talent and dedication to do it. Film school is very expensive though and I am not sure if it is something I should do. I have a chance to go to a top school for grad school if I want to continue academics with my grades. I don't know if I should pursue acting or not. Any advice?