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hey im in high school its my last year and i would like to know what u guys went to college 4 b/c i want to own a zo6,m5 or any ohter cool cars that i seen in the mags and web
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
Engineering school. Doesn't matter if it is Chemical, Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical. All of them pay excellent right out of college (currently $50-60K/year avg). Thank me in 5 years when you finish
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
Engineering school. Doesn't matter if it is Chemical, Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical. All of them pay excellent right out of college (currently $50-60K/year avg). Thank me in 5 years when you finish
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Going to school right now and finishing up with a master's in Accounting in 2010. I've already pre-ordered it and I WILL own a Camaro when they first come out in '09 with a good supportive job. Seems like it's a major thing that drives me to getting good grades in college and wanting that new camaro even more when I graduate
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
I'd pick Mechanical over Industrial. Broader job spectrum, more versatile and can work in all industries and adapt much easier.
Electrical and Mechanical are the long-term best prospects. Chemicals have excellent demand, but a limited job/industry spectrum.
Electrical and Mechanical are the long-term best prospects. Chemicals have excellent demand, but a limited job/industry spectrum.
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if you are willing to work hard at anythig you do there is money to be made. think about all the millionaires that droped out of college and started their own company. do what u like that is the only way to go.
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Learn to budget your money no matter what you do. I've known people that make 50+ a year and don't have **** to show for it, nothing in savings, no "backup" money, nothing.
I'm still in school, going to get a business degree, but wishing I had started off in engineering. Either way you can make money with both, it just depends on what you are good at, and what you can and are willing to do. Networking is a great tool aswell, the more people you know, the better off you are as far as future job searches, etc.
I'm still in school, going to get a business degree, but wishing I had started off in engineering. Either way you can make money with both, it just depends on what you are good at, and what you can and are willing to do. Networking is a great tool aswell, the more people you know, the better off you are as far as future job searches, etc.
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yea engineering is the way to go..
Im doing aerospace
But its just something i have wanted to be in my whole life
just do what you feel you will have fun with in 10 years..
And if you are doing engineering try to get something set up with a company where they will hire you right outa school or do a contract where they help you out wiht school payments and then they just deduct the cost outof your pay for 5 years..
Im doing something with my dad and the company he is working with its based in russia.. and i will be doing some chemical and some construction stuff.. not much with aerospace but hey the company promissed on paper that they would start me off at 500$ a day tax free but i have to work for them for 3years like i will be set up to work a month on a month off with my dad so we will be traveling together..
anyways
just work hard and you will get what you want
Im doing aerospace
But its just something i have wanted to be in my whole life
just do what you feel you will have fun with in 10 years..
And if you are doing engineering try to get something set up with a company where they will hire you right outa school or do a contract where they help you out wiht school payments and then they just deduct the cost outof your pay for 5 years..
Im doing something with my dad and the company he is working with its based in russia.. and i will be doing some chemical and some construction stuff.. not much with aerospace but hey the company promissed on paper that they would start me off at 500$ a day tax free but i have to work for them for 3years like i will be set up to work a month on a month off with my dad so we will be traveling together..
anyways
just work hard and you will get what you want
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I'd pick Mechanical over Industrial. Broader job spectrum, more versatile and can work in all industries and adapt much easier.
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fock college; open up your own business. my dad owns couple of sushi bar and hez making about 30 grand a month. CASH~! ill be taking it over soon~
of course you need some downpayment + good credit + loan to do this.
of course you need some downpayment + good credit + loan to do this.