Majors

[polk 0]

In terms of money, I am dependent on the economy but I am confident that things will turn around. I'm located in a very good IT sector so opportunity is in reach. Assuming I do something I like, the money is not such a priority but it would be nice.

[Buzz_LightBeer 969]

looks like im by myself on this one...

Finishing college now, Associates Degree in Fire Science, Fire 1 certified, Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operations Level Certified (basically it means i know how fast and how far to run away from it), next semester ill become Motor Pump Operator trained, and therefore certified to drive and operate the Apparatus, and Pump Controls. Currently looking for A job, any job, in a large metropolitan area, Indianapolis, Denver, Nashville, Atlanta, Boston, Raliegh, etc.

Bu currently those jobs dont exist, unfortunately.

[LegoDoom 0]

Come to Philadelphia. There's plenty of idiots who light stuff on fire.

[ponty 0]

The way to make the most money in IT these days is simple. Be a hybrid.

Have an engineering degree and get experience so you can apply those skills to a Training manager positon, Product Management, or Channel Development type of positons.

You will start out low on salary but has you gain experience and move onto other things you will make more money. Dont be scared to do things because it was not your major. Any task in the computer industry can be related back to an engineering degree.

[sn1per 0]

2nd year undergrad doing a BBA then maybe do an MBA if necessary.

[Eman24dx 0]

Im in my 2nd year at Niagara University taking sports management and my ultimate goal is to work for a hockey team. Right now I intern for the Buffalo Sabres But when I graduate I want a full time job w/an NHL team. Anywhere from GM to equipment bitch. Ive already met many VIP but still trying to figure out how to get the right job.