12-12-2011, 03:41 PM
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Butter Bar!
Drives: 2011 SS, 1998 Trans Am
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Patrick AFB, FL
Posts: 1,364
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Just because I have a nice cars doesn't mean I don't pay my own bills. I live in the real world, trust me. I just happen to have been working my butt off since middle school to get the things I want.
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Originally Posted by 2SSRSinBama
hold up now, just because one doesn't go to college, doesn't mean they aren't "educated"... i'm currently in my 3rd year(of 5) of the NJATC Electrical Apprenticeship program, and when I top out... i'll GLADLY go head-to-head with someone who spent 4 years in College learning about Electricity(our 5th year is learning PLCs and Instrumentation, which would be about 4 more college courses on their degree)... not only will I have 5 years of book knowledge, will have over 8000 hours of on the job training...
I'd be a fool to go to college to become an electrician when a BETTER opportunity is available to me... and when you learn a trade like i'm doing, you don't rely on one job, you have a craft for life... because electricity isn't going anywhere, any time soon, lol
I choose to be Union and its a life I love, however, at the end of a day, I will be a state licensed electrician, not just a "Union Electrician"
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This is true, you don't need to have B.S. and B.A. to be "Educated" but at the same time you can't compare yourself to an Electrical Engineer. We go to school for two totally different things that happen to be under the same general category. I would love to take some classes that y'all do to get experience in all scales of electrical circuits, as my major is focused on low-power computing systems and digital communication systems.
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2011 Camaro SS, White/Orange, LSR Short Throw, CAI
1998 Trans Am, Red, H/C/I, 3200 CircleD Stall, full suspension
2004 GSXR 1k, Matt Mladin Edition
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