I can see the end...

95_GSX · #1 02-01-2006, 01:48 PM

Well I can finally see the end of my formal education ending, I will graduate from college this fall (dec '06), and I will start courses at WyoTech in January of '07. I am really looking forward to it, cars are my passion so I cant wait to start working in the industry. Its only 2 short years and about $55,000 away.

lol. Nothing like getting

on tuition. the worst part is my 15 months at wyotech will cost me about 3-4 times as much as my entire bachelor's degree. oh well I think it's worth it. plus my girlfriend is going in to pharmacy so it will make it easier to pay back the student loans.

defiancy · #2 02-01-2006, 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by 95_GSX

Well I can finally see the end of my formal education ending, I will graduate from college this fall (dec '06), and I will start courses at WyoTech in January of '07. I am really looking forward to it, cars are my passion so I cant wait to start working in the industry. Its only 2 short years and about $55,000 away.

lol. Nothing like getting

on tuition. the worst part is my 15 months at wyotech will cost me about 3-4 times as much as my entire bachelor's degree. oh well I think it's worth it. plus my girlfriend is going in to pharmacy so it will make it easier to pay back the student loans.

I would have graudated college a year ago.

But I decided to join the Marines, see the word and get royally fucked in the ass by the government!

Now I will be a 23 year old freshman.

Blackcrow64 · #3 02-01-2006, 02:28 PM

Suckiness... At least you will be doing something that your sure you will enjoy. I went to college for Multimedia and I graduated in September and now I'm like ehh.. I can't even find a job for it and I really wish I had gone for something else instead. Cars are definetly a good route to go though. Theres lots of money in it if you know what your doing. My friend almost went to Wyotech in PA. We checked it out and its a really really nice school. Expensive, but nice. Now as for the military... That was just a bad idea IMO. I'm sure you learned a lot and gained lots of experience, but I'm sure it also puts ya a little behind in life too?

MexRocket · #4 02-01-2006, 02:32 PM

im gonna be a freshy at michigan... next fall... WOOoo

david-b · #5 02-01-2006, 03:16 PM

I got a year left at Columbia College Chicago! Major in digital media tech (also known as Computer Science with a crappy load of art mixed in). I already got an internship lined up for me this summer. Can't wait.

EDMUND65 · #6 02-01-2006, 03:36 PM

I'm stuck at Morrisville State College for another 2 years majoring in Automotiv e Technology and Business Administration

95_GSX · #7 02-01-2006, 03:46 PM

I am a Business Administration Major with Entrepreneurship and Finance Minors at the University of Wyoming. I will also recieve my Real Estate certificate when I graduate. Like I said before I will graduate in Dec. of '06(the best part is I'll graduate while I am still 21

). I will graduate from WyoTech in Dec. of '07. I will still attend for an extra three months at night learning how to do custom interiors while I work during the day(got to start making money sometime). I am looking forward to it. Ideally I will get a job working in a customs shop, but I don't know where I will wind up upon graduation. It's more likely I will wind up blocking cars in a shop somewhere, that is if I'm not offered a corporate job. While I am there I will recieve training in the following areas: Collision Repair and Refinish(core program 6-months), Street Rod and Custom Fabrication(3 months, elective), Chassis Fabrication and Performance Engines(3 months, elective). After completing these courses I will graduate like I said, but will still attend at night for Trim and Upholstry(3 months, elective). I can't wait to be done.

scottsee · #8 02-01-2006, 04:51 PM

I went though my 4 years of college, did my inturnship, and realised I made a big mistake. I've been selling cars ever sence.

Gsx_hooptie · #9 02-01-2006, 04:58 PM

Should have graduated this year, but I'm broke and from East Oakland. Tear.

Get financial aid all cutty and graduate soon enough.

I go to an Ivy. Dual major, one specialization. Going to law school sooner than I think I'm ready. Stanford or Hastings.

95_GSX · #10 02-01-2006, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by scottsee

I went though my 4 years of college, did my inturnship, and realised I made a big mistake. I've been selling cars ever sence.

Yeah, there is a job-fair tuesday that I am going to. I need to find an Internship for the summer.

Turbodog97 · #11 02-01-2006, 05:04 PM

I'm going to be at Central Texas/Tarleton in August

It looks like we are gettin all grown up:22yikes:

scottsee · #12 02-01-2006, 05:04 PM

Mine was with some internet company here in seattle that was investigated and eventally shut down. Not to good on the old Resume.

95_GSX · #13 02-01-2006, 05:08 PM

Yeah that definatlely doesn't look to good. I find it quite funny that the company was shutdown though. What was it investigated for? I'm ASSuming fraud of some kind?

clipsekid99 · #14 02-01-2006, 05:14 PM

Eh... shitty community college for me lol. They have a nice automotive program there, but my parents hate the idea of me becomming a "grease monkey". They want to me do like business admin and crap like that. They said when I finish that degree, I could take the auto classes as a "hobby".

scottsee · #15 02-01-2006, 05:14 PM

It didn't hold the correct licenses to the technology it was providing. They were an internet security company that used digital mounted cameras attached to a server that remote fed to our building where we stored all the archived video feed. It was a novel ideah, you could go online, log into their website and look at all your video camras, move them about, search times, exc. they were all activated on movement, light changes, exc. just depended on what the customer was after.

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