Is it possible (like legal) to have attendance at two different universities for two degrees (one MS and one MA) for two different fields? Is it practical and/or doable?

I have a 4 year degree in behavioral Science, however I am now looking to obtain my masters. However I would like to go for Physical therapy. Is this possible?

I’m from Pittsburgh and am thinking about going 2 pitt for my MSW. However I want to live in Nevada or somewhere in the southwest. Would I be able 2 work find work there? Are there any schools in Nevada I could go to?

I have my BFA in Fine Arts and, only recently, started considering switching into possibly History or English for my Masters. I’m just wondering how difficult is it to switch careers for a Masters? If the subjects are somewhat related, is it doable or harder than I think? Any advice from those who’ve made the [...]

I have a camera with a wide angle lens of 48 degrees. I want to know the distance, left to right, that it will cover at 10 feet, 20 feet, 30 feet… I know there must be a formula for this, please help.

If so, what was your bachelors, what was your masters, why did you switch, and did this switch have the effect on your life that you intended it to have?
people can get masters degrees that are different from their bachelors degrees…….thats why i asked this question, duh.

Is there any restriction for admission to a second PhD for PhD holders?

I score 800 for GRE (math section) with Powerprep, but around 650s for Kaplan and PR. Should I be worried?
Thanks.

My GRE scores didn’t seem that great, 1,300 total. I looked on line and saw that the averages are fairly low for GRE’s, like 500’s for verbal and 600’s for quant. Seems that “good” GRE scores aren’t as high as good SAT scores. Is this wishful thinking on my part?