and that is your last year at coleage?

 

haha nah

but seriously, learning to be a Rotary Engine Builder

 

i went from September to May.... and i owe 10,500.... if i would of went for my full 96 weeks i would of been 33,000 in the debt, and i would be stuck with no job... my boy who went to highschool with me, he stayed at mmi and graduated.... hes currently working at the mall at a shoe store..

 

No, I got an associates degree, bachelors degree (takes 4 years in the states to get a bachelors), then to be a lawyer you need to do 3 years at law school and then pass the bar. I am currently in law school now. A law degree is a Doctorate degree

 

jizz mopper at the peep show

 

aha i got it now,it will be sick job when you graduate.

 

AutoCad Technician for a noise consultant firm and a student...only 18yo

 

work for myself cutting logs and ****. i do everything with wood from cut it down to build stuff with it. i make $35 an hour but hate my job and cant work in the winter im looking for something new but i know ill come back to this for the money. im thinking maybe running a porter.

 

you are only 15 and you have a job?

 

Machinist, CNC operator, programmer, welding and fabrication.

 

im home schooled been at this since i was 9. made over $35.000 before i turned 15. if only i could find out where the hell it all went

edit: not only do i have a job i own/run a business, very stressful at age 15!!!

 

I know alot of places like MMI, just cuz u have a certificate, but alot of places too would rather have someone with drive to learn and no real experience and they can teach them theirselves the way they do it...guess it goes either way..

 

you should open up your own firm representing stunters and the massive fines they get...especially in FL with the new laws lol

 

Props to you! and yeah it is stressful i feel your pain...

 

I definitely agree that it is a little pricey... But I have talked to alot of people about this subject and I hear alot of story's like this. Your friend, Did he commit himself after school to look for a job? I talked to one guy that made a very good point by saying... People go to a school like MMI and expect to have a job handed to em and as they sit at home waiting for someone to call them asking if they want to work, they get pissed and give up.. You really need to apply yourself and LOOK for work when you graduate. I see NO reason why someone who graduated from MMI should be working at a mall selling shoes... That just seems ridiculous to me... I know that when I get out of school, I'm still going to be considered a "newbie" and have to start at the bottom and work my way up. Thats just the way it is... I also plan to go to a community college while I'm a mechanic for business and open my own shop.. I don't plan to just turn wrenches all my life... Unless I get lucky and land a job on a race team or something.. But my main goal is to own a business....

-Jesse

 

exactly why I won't be moving back to Florida anytime soon

 

Word. ya i dont know how much hes applying himself in getting a job, thats on him lol... but anyway good luck with starting the business.

 

I plan on taking the bar in NY, NJ and Florida and eventually opening my own firm. This way I can work up here while its warm, and go to Florida for the winter time. My main focus is definitely not going to be representing stunters, but I wouldn't mind doing some cases and also relaying law to all the fellow stunters on how to stay out of trouble and beat the run of the mill violations.

 

 

yeah but being 15 and a lot of people have told me to be the most responsible 15 year old they have ever met and get comments like this everyday "im sorry but i dont feel comfortable buying from someone of your age"