Thursday - 9/30/10

[Brian]

I'd love to know what those of you who spent a decade in college actually make.

And pay for it.

[LeNeve]

I'd love to know what those of you who spent a decade in college actually make.

Yeah. I'm not rolling around in dollars, but I do pretty good for being a high school graduate, that didn't really settle down until 4 years ago.

[Pete Nice]

I'd love to know what those of you who spent a decade in college actually make.

I didn't spend a decade, 5 years. IF I go for my masters, which I will soon, that is another 3 years. A doctorate would be another 3 to 4 years. I want my masters so I can teach at Duquesne when I retire. Plus I enjoy my major and want to learn more.

[Joe]

I'd love to know what those of you who spent a decade in college actually make.

Yeah. I'm not rolling around in dollars, but I do pretty good for being a high school graduate, that didn't really settle down until 4 years ago.

My highest degree is high school.

[Brian]

I did 4 years in college and I barely survived that. There was no way in hell I was going on for 2 or 4 more years to get my masters in mechanical engineering, eff that.

[the keifer]

I only did a 6mo trade school right out of High School. It was only 8 grand 11yrs ago.

[JDubb]

I'd love to know what those of you who spent a decade in college actually make.

I didn't spend a decade, 5 years. IF I go for my masters, which I will soon, that is another 3 years. A doctorate would be another 3 to 4 years. I want my masters so I can teach at Duquesne when I retire. Plus I enjoy my major and want to learn more.

What's your major?

[LeNeve]

I only did a 6mo trade school right out of High School. It was only 8 grand 11yrs ago.

You are probaly making decent money too, and actually like going to work?

When I get up in the morning, I don't dread going to work. Having to work sucks, but if you have a job you can go to, and enjoy, that makes it worth it.

[Pete Nice]

I'd love to know what those of you who spent a decade in college actually make.

I didn't spend a decade, 5 years. IF I go for my masters, which I will soon, that is another 3 years. A doctorate would be another 3 to 4 years. I want my masters so I can teach at Duquesne when I retire. Plus I enjoy my major and want to learn more.

What's your major?

History is the one I want to teach, my grad focus will be European History. I also have a degree in Sociology with a focus in Criminal Justice and a minor in general English.

[the keifer]

I only did a 6mo trade school right out of High School. It was only 8 grand 11yrs ago.

You are probaly making decent money too, and actually like going to work?

When I get up in the morning, I don't dread going to work. Having to work sucks, but if you have a job you can go to, and enjoy, that makes it worth it.

The money's okay but yeah, I very rarely dread going into work in the morning. I'd sooner make $3hr less at what I'm doing now than being stuck in a warehouse all day. If I really wanted to make more bucks, I'd have to move to a big city. I'd love to move out to Vegas to maintain the camera systems at the casinos. If things here would ever go to shit, I'd consider trying for that.

[Derick]

I'd love to know what those of you who spent a decade in college actually make.

And pay for it.

about 36 per year and pay 422/mo

[Joe]

I'd love to know what those of you who spent a decade in college actually make.

And pay for it.

about 36 per year and pay 422/mo

Say what?

[Brian]

I'd love to know what those of you who spent a decade in college actually make.

And pay for it.

about 36 per year and pay 422/mo

Say what?

$36,000 per year for school, loans are now $422 per month. Am I close?

[Derick]

$36,000 per year for school, loans are now $422 per month. Am I close?

I make about 36,000 per year. The payment on my student loans is 422/mo for the next 27 years

[Derick]

when its all said and done I might make 50 this year, and thats a big might. My previous job I made about 80/yr. Working for one of the top hospitals, I will have no problem getting a job at 80+ when I leave