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EEP
BNP Paribas Easy FTSE EPRA/NAREIT Developed Europe
stock NYSE

Inactive
Dec 19, 2018
10.43USD+1.558%(+0.16)54,653,895
Pre-market
0.00USD0.000%(0.00)0
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0.00USD0.000%(0.00)0
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EEP Specific Mentions
As of Jul 1, 2026 10:58:42 AM EDT (<1 min. ago)
Includes all comments and posts. Mentions per user per ticker capped at one per hour.
81 days ago • u/Sentriculus • r/whitecoatinvestor • any_recommendations_good_post_bacc_programs_that • C
My friend, my GPA was kinda low back after undergraduate too. I was told to find a masters program to raise it. I did that, but dropped out due to lack of interest.  After a year of applying to jobs in research, I started working as a lab tech in 2007 making $11/hr.  But I also got into a different masters program m.  I worked 45 hours a week and went to night school for three years.  As a full time employee of a university, I got 6 credit hours free per semester.  I graduated with an MPH three years later and significantly raised my GPA while getting research experience.  Then, I spent two years studying for the MCAT and took it four times before getting the 75th percentile and being accepted to my dream school in my home state.  Started med school at 29 years old.  I am now the medical director of a major nonprofit on the West coast.  My advice is to work full time as an employee of a university that gives free credit hours as part of their employee education program (EEP), so that you don’t have debt from it.  If I can do it, you can too.
sentiment 0.96
81 days ago • u/Sentriculus • r/whitecoatinvestor • any_recommendations_good_post_bacc_programs_that • C
My friend, my GPA was kinda low back after undergraduate too. I was told to find a masters program to raise it. I did that, but dropped out due to lack of interest.  After a year of applying to jobs in research, I started working as a lab tech in 2007 making $11/hr.  But I also got into a different masters program m.  I worked 45 hours a week and went to night school for three years.  As a full time employee of a university, I got 6 credit hours free per semester.  I graduated with an MPH three years later and significantly raised my GPA while getting research experience.  Then, I spent two years studying for the MCAT and took it four times before getting the 75th percentile and being accepted to my dream school in my home state.  Started med school at 29 years old.  I am now the medical director of a major nonprofit on the West coast.  My advice is to work full time as an employee of a university that gives free credit hours as part of their employee education program (EEP), so that you don’t have debt from it.  If I can do it, you can too.
sentiment 0.96


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