Having no degree and being 26 sucks..........

[Jbooze]

Uhh, 16/hour isn't chit pay for someone with no degree. Some grads would be creaming themselves for that pay rate.

This

[Rufflez]

never too late brah

[weazy79]

how about 32 and just starting a BS

brb watching everyone around me make that money

34 and just starting.

[libtolu]

Ah ok. cool

You're bitching about getting paid over 500 quid a week when you have no degree??

GTFO i know people getting paid that who work 12 hour days doing manual labour and are happy to be getting paid that much.

Lets face it you're just butthurt that your fathers giving the company to your little brother and cousin. Maybe if instead of bitching over the misc and asking people "what is a good trade" ...... you ya know actually got off your arse and did the work yourself, showed some initiative.

[Sora1234]

You're bitching about getting paid over 500 quid a week when you have no degree??

GTFO i know people getting paid that who work 12 hour days doing manual labour and are happy to be getting paid that much.

Lets face it you're just butthurt that your fathers giving the company to your little brother and cousin. Maybe if instead of bitching over the misc and asking people "what is a good trade" ...... you ya know actually got off your arse and did the work yourself, showed some initiative.

I wouldn't say butthurt...

[Aguy2diefor]

If i was in op's situation. I'd find a way to do better than his dad's business..

**** like that motivate me as phuck. There's nothing more motivating than being taken for granted.

[Xanhax]

I went back to school @ 24 after getting canned from my 80k/year job.

Currently running 2 clubs, on student government, multiple honor societies, 20y/o gf, lots of free time, school paid for by grants and scholarships.



Its never to late brah.

[LetMeBang]

i've said this in many other threads regarding degrees

im 26, in community college, live with parents, but after i graduate next year, i should make mimimum 70k+/yr (im guessing more in the 75-85k range)

degree > no degree

[ZEEPRAH]

op you make this loser piece of sht thread every other day. so annoying

[Sora1234]

If i was in op's situation. I'd find a way to do better than his dad's business..

**** like that motivate me as phuck. There's nothing more motivating than being taken for granted.

What's wrong with working for your dad?

[Redis]

Where do you live?

Where I am at, you need 6 month courses to do those jobs and a lot of experience and connection.

I've been trying to find a labor job like that to save up more money but couldnt find one.

I'll just concentrate with what I am doing right now.

US. Here, the company provides the training, but lots of hurdles to get over during hiring. Once you're in, if you ever decide to get a degree, the company pays for it.

[1doctor]

never stepped foot in college

68k a year

[Sora1234]

I went back to school @ 24 after getting canned from my 80k/year job.

Currently running 2 clubs, on student government, multiple honor societies, 20y/o gf, lots of free time, school paid for by grants and scholarships.



Its never to late brah.

Maybe I should apply for scholarships and grants?

[Dan916]

$16/hr is more than most ppl are makin your age

[Sora1234]

$16/hr is more than most ppl are makin your age

Engineers start off at 65k a year..... I know of 25 year old engineers making that.

[Dan916]

i've said this in many other threads regarding degrees

im 26, in community college, live with parents, but after i graduate next year, i should make mimimum 70k+/yr (im guessing more in the 75-85k range)

degree > no degree

should make=\= will make

2/3rds of all new jobs arent even 30 hours/week.

[Aguy2diefor]

What's wrong with working for your dad?

Nothing really wrong with that. It's just that you came of as a bit pissed at the fact that your dad trust your younger brother and cousin more than you.

US. Here, the company provides the training, but lots of hurdles to get over during hiring. Once you're in, if you ever decide to get a degree, the company pays for it.

That's awesome.

I would probably consider something like that to save even more. More money, More possible investments.

[LetMeBang]

should make=\= will make

ok then i would make minimum 70k+/yr

[benzy456]

i've said this in many other threads regarding degrees

im 26, in community college, live with parents, but after i graduate next year, i should make mimimum 70k+/yr (im guessing more in the 75-85k range)

degree > no degree

and here he is

[TwistedShell]

what's the activity of you dad company ?

[dizzy8687]

[QUOTE=Sora1234;1126915883]Brb unable to take out loans............


Brb girls won't date some paper pusher making 16 an hour...........


Brb **** my life[/QUOT

My companies hiring all over and I make $60000 a year with no degree. I'm an environmental tech. Jobs are out there u just gotta want to work

[LetMeBang]

and here he is

sorry if im annoying, but im just making a point
some guys are telling op he doesnt need a degree

[Aguy2diefor]

should make=\= will make

2/3rds of all new jobs arent even 30 hours/week.

Lol this.

Way to many expect making bank after graduation. I decided to start university a couple of years ago, but I ain't expecting anything huge after..who knows I might not even need my degree after all of this.

As for women op, I really find it hard to believe that it's your situation stopping you from getting chicks. I've dated Multiple chicks the last couple of years in school and a couple of them were fairly older chicks in their mid 20's. Never had the problem getting a second date even though I don't have a car, and moved back with my old folks a year ago.

You just gotta present yourself in a way showing how motivate you are to reach your goals. Gotta show them you're on the right road. Doesn't matter if you're starting, in the middle, or have already made it.

[dizzy8687]

sorry if im annoying, but im just making a point
some guys are telling op he doesnt need a degree

A degree is great, but not necessary to make money and be happy

[Sora1234]

Alright, I think I know what I need to do.

[Carverr]

Graduate from community college and make 75-85k out the gate


wat

[Notsogifted]

how are you still a paper pusher at 26?

Even without a degree I should hope you'd have sorted yourself out a little bit between 21-25. Wtf did you do for all that time? Also it's not to late to go to uni brah.

Edit: more and more companies are complaining about how obnoxious a vast majority of graduates are these days, all coming out of uni expecting 24k+ salaries LOL.
There is still hope for you opie.

[Sora1234]

how are you still a paper pusher at 26?

Even without a degree I should hope you'd have sorted yourself out a little bit between 21-25. Wtf did you do for all that time? Also it's not to late to go to uni brah.

Thanks for the advice bro

[LetMeBang]

A degree is great, but not necessary to make money and be happy

true, but the chance of landing a job making good money is greater with a degree

Graduate from community college and make 75-85k out the gate


wat

well...considering the lowest paying hospitals here start their new grads at 65k+/yr at 36 hrs/week, i think it's a good estimate that i would earn more than 70k+/yr.

[SICKK]

Never too late. They have counseling and guidance support services for older students at all major universities. You can still get dat gov money too. I have a buddy who is 33 going on 34 and just completed transfer to Cal State. He got on dat FAFSA time and so can you if you are serious about it.