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12-07-2005, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Premier Motorsp
So how would you MEs and EEs answer the following question:
It is worth it (mostly financially) to give up a career that pays semi-ok to spend 4 years or more to get an ME or EE degree at age 34?
Thanks in advance for the advice,
Chris Cervelli
Premier Motorsports
It is worth it (mostly financially) to give up a career that pays semi-ok to spend 4 years or more to get an ME or EE degree at age 34?
Thanks in advance for the advice,
Chris Cervelli
Premier Motorsports
But I do wish you the best in your decision.
12-07-2005, 11:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Premier Motorsp
So how would you MEs and EEs answer the following question:
It is worth it (mostly financially) to give up a career that pays semi-ok to spend 4 years or more to get an ME or EE degree at age 34?
Thanks in advance for the advice,
Chris Cervelli
Premier Motorsports
It is worth it (mostly financially) to give up a career that pays semi-ok to spend 4 years or more to get an ME or EE degree at age 34?
Thanks in advance for the advice,
Chris Cervelli
Premier Motorsports
I guess its never too late...
