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So recently with all the fb pictures of everyone graduating i have been tossing the idea of going back to school, but i just dont know what for. i currently have 68 hrs in criminal justice since i wanted to be a cop but since that fell thru im stuck, im currently a field tech on a cell phone network but i dont know if thats what i wanna do FOREVER, this field is just not guaranteed. I even thought about applying to be a fire fighter but not keen on spending the night away from family. My current employer will pay for my school but i just dont know what else to do......any ideas???
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The only job that is really secure and guaranteed is undertaker. Dieing is the only thing that everyone has to do.I don't like Republicans, but I really FUCKING hate Democrats.
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I just enrolled into college 5 days ago. My goal is to be an aerospace engineer. I've been working on the heaps for 12 years now as an aircraft mechanic. Hopefully that will help some.Comment
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I would at least try to select a field before ever going back to school without a focus. Sounds like you are interested in doing something more physical? And is there no way for you to become an officer now?Comment
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Engineering! We need more engineers.
We only had 34 graduates for BSEE at UTA this semester. (No one heckled me)
I guess the completion rate is about 30-35% from the levels of the Intro to EE class to graduation.class joke
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Yeah i would like something more than just sitting at a desk and waiting to help people figure out how to unlock their computers or fixing tneir mouse, no PD's are out of the question nowOriginally posted by Ruffdaddy View Post
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hey me too, starting a 2 year associates degree in avionics technology on jan. 12 at TSTC waco.Comment
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I have been considering heading to law school to become a patent law or maritime law attorney. Both fields pay well and have little competition. I took the LSAT earlier this year and got a 172 but haven't decided on a school yet. Given that I have an advanced degree already I figure that it will take about 2 years to finish the new degree. If anyone here has experience in either of these fields I would love to discuss it with you.Magnus, I am your father. You need to ask your mother about a man named Calvin Klein.Comment
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For patent law...you better be in love with paperwork. I thought it would be cool for awhile but realized it is something I couldn't take forever. And 2 years is pretty quick for a JD...Originally posted by svo855 View PostComment
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because he's trying to say he scored in the 99th percentile on the LSATComment
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Originally posted by Strychnine View Post
So far A&M, UT, SMU, and Wesleyan. Wesleyan looks the best since I won't have to move and can keep close tabs on my local business interest.Magnus, I am your father. You need to ask your mother about a man named Calvin Klein.Comment
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