And sorry for the last part of my last post, a college grad making more than a major airline pilot from the getco; that is rediculous.
http://blog.marketplace.nwsource.co...l_prices_good_news_for_engineering_grads.html
And A&M is by far more heavily recruited than Texas tech in petroleum engineering, so now I can take pride in being the one helpling to furlough you bastards. Think oil is going to stay low for long? Think again
Again, I'm only talking to these two clowns.
the article you cite says said:Top-ranking petroleum-engineering graduates this year can expect starting pay of $80,000 to $110,000, plus signing bonuses and other perks.
Hey, whattaboutme????....Fugeddaboutit.
"You think this is funny???"
high school senior who got his acceptance letter with not as many scholarships as he would like, but hell. I've got an internship with Halliburton this summer making the minimum 3500/ mo. And if I do well; they should pay for every cent of my education if I choose to work for them after college.
My turn, how much you makin'?
P.S. Oh know, when I was a kid I preferred planes over dinosaurs. Weird... I never really liked dinosaurs. I'm glad to hear some people actually got to live out their childish dreams. It may be a huge case of autism going around. Autism speaks, so do I. Congrats, I applaud you!
Because your posts make most of us go running for this ... ????Why am I Mr. Pink? ...
Let's see...high school senior who got his acceptance letter with not as many scholarships as he would like, but hell. I've got an internship with Halliburton this summer making the minimum 3500/ mo. And if I do well; they should pay for every cent of my education if I choose to work for them after college.
My turn, how much you makin'?
Rick - so which is it? Are you the high school junior you claimed to be not so long ago on this site? Are you the college student you just claimed to be in this thread? Or are you a college graduate with an engineering degree making the big bucks?
My turn, how much you makin'?
make by far more than any of you airline pilots, excluding about 65% of the majors.