commuting apple valley to bloomington

[AVguy]

Professional = having a job requiring a professional degree. Holding a four-year degree doesn't make one a professional. Not trying to be snooty or overly technical, but I thought that was a commonly understood term.

Of course, we could remove all doubt on demographics and actually use city-data info... Lol.

[rcsteiner]

Originally Posted by AVguy

Professional = having a job requiring a professional degree. Holding a four-year degree doesn't make one a professional. Not trying to be snooty or overly technical, but I thought that was a commonly understood term.

Of course, we could remove all doubt on demographics and actually use city-data info... Lol.

It's not commonly understood, apparently. I'm assuming you mean jobs like lawyers, nursing, etc.

People in Management or IT generally don't have jobs required a professional degree, so they wouldn't count, correct?

[ocsid]

That's not a terrible commute, but my personal opinion on commuting would be to avoid crossing a river if at all possible. I'd look at West Bloomington myself.

[sparksals]

I'm shocked to say that I agree with GG for once.

The commute from AV near the zoo is not difficult at all. Hop on McAndrews, zip onto Cedar and take Old Shakopee or American Blvd to avoid 484 altogether. There are several options for the commute that don't entail the 494 or 35.