Anybody else in college?

[JayCutlersCig]

Re: Anybody else in college?

To add to that, as ImTellinTim said, it's what you make of it. If you're the president of the club and organize a charity fundraiser/event, perhaps it gives you a leg up on the next entry level resume. It certainly gives you an answer when the interviewer asks you for an example of taking a leadership role.

PS - I'm also a community college administrator

PPS - To get chicks, be comfortable dancing.

Do I have to be /good/ at dancing? I’m comfortable, but not talented.


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[Qb]

Re: Anybody else in college?

Do I have to be /good/ at dancing? I’m comfortable, but not talented.

Not really. I mean, sure it helps if you have some moves, but it's really just about being comfortable and having fun. Chances are if you are, she will be too. I was never a good dancer, just tried to keep the beat, did my share of goofy stuff, and it worked out OK for me.

[slickdtc]

Re: Anybody else in college?

Use the liquid courage to bust out the dance moves.

[Cusefan]

Re: Anybody else in college?

I’m actually going back to school this semester for business admin. I currently hate my job but it pays good money, so I figure I’ll just bust my butt for 4 years. I have a good background in warehouse logistics, a degree would really help me go out and land at a better company.

I work 50-60 hours per week and with 4 online classes I figure that will leave me tired but still functioning. My wife says I can quit and get a 40hour a week job but that would be a really big pay cut. I’m not ready to sacrifice our quality of life just yet.

[slickdtc]

Re: Anybody else in college?

Nice man. I identified supply chain/logistics as an industry I have experience in and enjoy a couple months back. Been 5 months on the job and the only thing I could ask for would be a shorter commute. I’m thinking this is something I can carve a career out of, and a lot of people can make a good living and move up in this industry without a college degree being necessary.

I’m definitely interested in some certifications for the field. Do you have any from prior experience?