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UNC Charlotte. Its 4 years non profession bat. or 5 years professional bat. Then most other schools I looked at are 3 more masters if you wait, or 2 if you go straight into it(or something along those lines, thats NC state). Even the private school I was applying for wanted me for 5 years for my prof. batch. I had considered the split degree, batchelors in engineering, then a masters in architecture, but I'd have to chrunch numbers for 4 years, I don't think I could go that long without being creative(minus building a model bridge). If I was looking to make the most money when I graduated, thats the way I'd go though...But the big question is, can I chrunch numbers for that long, and not design a building....
I'm a picker, I'm a grinner, I'm a lover, I'm a sinner...
I'm a Chiropractor in Watsonville, Cailfornia.
I maintain the flow of information from the brain to every organ and cell in the bodies of my patients, by aligning the spinal vertebrae, and removing pressure from the spinal nerves...
I squeeze bones, lots of em
I own my own motorcycle painting business. I restore vintage bikes as well as custom harleys. It`s just like when your third grade teacher brought out the paint sets except I bring them out everyday. Bob Myers NC
Bob, Excellent job :yesnod:
Here in Limeyland we envy the American customisers/restorers as they can get such good paintjobs done. Here getting the paintwork done is the worst part of any bike - just finding somebody that will do a good job & not having to wait several months or pay a fortune is nearly impossible. Any chance of opening up a shop over here? The weather ain't all that, we drive on the wrong side of the road, but the beer's good :lol:
Is this thing still on?...Currently working as E-Commerce techsupport for AutoNations Lead referral services for all dealerships, while working on Network Engineering degree (theres that engineering title again,sorry) I got the IT for my screen name from Information Technology...I couldn't come up with anything clever at the time :D
Hey all! I'm a mining engineering technologist that actually did that until the mine closed ... :-( Now I'm a security guard (me and my GSD) at the same mine I was working at... I think every one here should buy a lot of gold and drive the price up so I can keep my '79!!!
St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15
Re: What do you do for a living?? (all smiles 81)
I work as an electrician at a nuclear plant. I mostly specialize on maintenance of 6900V Circuit Breakers. 1200, 2000 and 3000 AMP variety.
I only glow in the dark for a few hours, then it just goes away.
I am a manager of offshore operations for an oil exploration company. I have to travel a lot, at last count I had been to 36 countries in the last 21 years. :crazy: