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I'll agree about troubles with credits transferring. Its a better idea to transfer a degree. Most degrees will transfer as long as it's not a backyard school. For example, half of your credits from ITT may not transfer to a University, however if you get an Associates from ITT then chances are pretty high that it will transfer fine.
My opinion is just an associates isn't going to do a whole ton for you. Don't get me wrong, it does help and shows dedication and what not and theres a good chance it puts you ahead of the next guy with no schooling. But if your unsure of what you want to do, you may just want to get a general associates, then get your ba in whatever you decide, this will give you at least a year or two to figure out what you want to do without wasting your time not taking classes cause you dont know yet.
I'm a semester away from getting my general as. and then im going into computer engineering. After that its very possible that ill become a train engineer. 90k to drive a train seems pretty badass to me. Originally posted by sleepy
right on.....figured I'd get some different responses. I've looked at auto cad/drafting, Cnc/machinist, and graphic design. I've gotten some other ideas to look into now. I wish I'd done it a little earlier, but it's to late to think about it like that. I just wasn't sure how useful it was. I've been looking at Ivy tech, and according to the info I have , most everything there transfers to a 4 year school ( not getting caught like that, have a couple of friends that got caught with credits that don't transfer from ITT, Etc. and are screwed and in debt now. ) anyone else want to chime in. the sleep disorder thing is interesting, might look into that. How hard was the schooling? alot of anatomy classes and stuff? Charlie
My opinion is just an associates isn't going to do a whole ton for you. Don't get me wrong, it does help and shows dedication and what not and theres a good chance it puts you ahead of the next guy with no schooling. But if your unsure of what you want to do, you may just want to get a general associates, then get your ba in whatever you decide, this will give you at least a year or two to figure out what you want to do without wasting your time not taking classes cause you dont know yet.
I'm a semester away from getting my general as. and then im going into computer engineering. After that its very possible that ill become a train engineer. 90k to drive a train seems pretty badass to me. Originally posted by sleepy
right on.....figured I'd get some different responses. I've looked at auto cad/drafting, Cnc/machinist, and graphic design. I've gotten some other ideas to look into now. I wish I'd done it a little earlier, but it's to late to think about it like that. I just wasn't sure how useful it was. I've been looking at Ivy tech, and according to the info I have , most everything there transfers to a 4 year school ( not getting caught like that, have a couple of friends that got caught with credits that don't transfer from ITT, Etc. and are screwed and in debt now. ) anyone else want to chime in. the sleep disorder thing is interesting, might look into that. How hard was the schooling? alot of anatomy classes and stuff? Charlie
