Fifty-Dollar-an-Hour Earning: EXCELLENT Salaries

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But anyway
Im in this dual-degree program
Fort Valley State University + University of Texas, Austin
3 + 2
BS In Math, BS in P.E.

IDK exactly what I want to do in the industry, but there are SO many frikkin possibilities.
Man!
PS. Freak Calculus 2.
And trig integration.
And integration by parts.
And those cases sin^m + cos^n, if n is odd and positive.. etc.
Ugh.
 
why would anyone like being a principal ? I mean, you're dying to get out of Highschool and now you want to go back to that little corner office for therest of your life?
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I'm looking into Air Traffic Control. Good idea?

They pay a TON....def 6 figures and there is a lot of job security, but the hours are long and its a very stressful job (ton of responsibility).
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Cool post. I've been thinking about becoming a Pharmacist. I don't think my school currently offers anything there, but I could be wrong.
 
Originally Posted by killahcam06

Marketing major FTW
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they make bank...the black dude featured as best dressed in the new Esquire works at hair product brand (makers of nice and easy,etc) makes 150k ,

quite inspirational read
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Originally Posted by mcan21o

Originally Posted by HyphySole

Originally Posted by JDocs

How about ...

Busines Analyst - 70 - 85/h
IT Security Consultant - 100 - 150/h
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IT security consultant? What you got to do to get into that? computer science?
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you could get a degree but a lot of people just get certificates. Its pretty much the same thing, is a lot less time.
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Yup.. all you really need is the certs (CCNA, CCNP, MCP, CCIE, etc etc)..but before you become a consultant you will need a few years of experience in thefield, which you will probably need a degree to get. Computer science is a good start, focusing more on security, analysis and networking will probably help.One of my professors makes around 200/h doing consulting for companies, but he has more letters after his name than in his name
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I am trying to get intoAnalysis side of things (like Business Analysis, or Systems Analysis)...with more experience I might get into Security Engineering which consists of ALLaspects of security (physical and data security).
 
What is a good list or what Certs is most recommended to get? Because I want to start getting my certs but dont know where to start
 
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didn't know principals made that much and
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at wifey being in year two pharmacy school as we speak!
 
Originally Posted by ACBboyz84

why would anyone like being a principal ? I mean, you're dying to get out of Highschool and now you want to go back to that little corner office for the rest of your life?
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Co-sign.
 
Originally Posted by durty pancakes

Originally Posted by nyk buc

pharmacists make $55 (min) to $65 per hr now bro. this job is very good and it's not as stressful as other healthcare careers.
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Buc you still in pharm school? If so, what year?
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in my freakin' 2nd yr. wanna finish this +$! already and make some dough
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Hopefully if all goes well i would be headed toward Mass College of Pharmacy

to get a degree in PharmD and no i will not want to work in CVS it sucks

because im a pharmtech and do not want to do retail

hopefully i can do Sales and sell medicine to doctors and hospitals
 
Originally Posted by LuckyLuchiano

What is a good list or what Certs is most recommended to get? Because I want to start getting my certs but dont know where to start
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Honestly, the best way to do it is to get through a degree. Put in some grunt work at a company as a System Admin or Network Admin and get them to pay for thecerts while you're working there. Because these things are NOT cheap and there are many of them... A good short list of things might be CCNA 1-4, CCNP,CCSP, MCP (server 2003 and XP .. or vista and server 2008 when they are available) and A+.. the Cisco ones are networking but they are good to have as abackground.. there are TONS more but those are the basics I think. But as I said, I'd get a job first without them then get them to pay for your certs.
 
Originally Posted by JDocs

Originally Posted by LuckyLuchiano

What is a good list or what Certs is most recommended to get? Because I want to start getting my certs but dont know where to start
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Honestly, the best way to do it is to get through a degree. Put in some grunt work at a company as a System Admin or Network Admin and get them to pay for the certs while you're working there. Because these things are NOT cheap and there are many of them... A good short list of things might be CCNA 1-4, CCNP, CCSP, MCP (server 2003 and XP .. or vista and server 2008 when they are available) and A+.. the Cisco ones are networking but they are good to have as a background.. there are TONS more but those are the basics I think. But as I said, I'd get a job first without them then get them to pay for your certs.
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good looking out, I figured that would be the best route. I`m a CIS major, what do you do/major?
 
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