I Dont Want To Be A Poor Fag.

>>1434474
Yeah sure. Protip for college. Rankings & GPA are everything. Rankings translate to networking and prestige which makes you more hirable and GPA proves you aren't a lazy POS.

If you go to a school that's not top 20 in your major, don't go at all. You're better off getting a 4.0 in 1 year of community college and transferring in as a 2nd year.

>>1435149
depends what major in US if you are Med or (most)Engineering you can still be hired pretty easily, my friends that do CS are getting hired 3rd year for soft dev and they go to meh schools

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>>1435149
I'm most likely getting a degree in the financial sector. Even though I was shit at math in HS. I'm pretty sure math, calculus etc. isn't that bad as long as you put effort into studying.

p.s In Florida.

>>1435243
>I was shit at math in HS
>I'm pretty sure math, calculus etc. isn't that bad
Wew! If you are going to put in all that effort learn something sort of useful like electronic - electrical theory. It's all the same math...understanding the principles at work is all you have to do and the rest falls into place naturally.

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>>1434474
buy kneepads

>>1435220
You've still got advantages though, more exposure to top companies at some schools either based on prestige or location. Hard to go wrong with CS or (like you said, most) engineering as long as you actually manage to make yourself good at it.

The faggots who can't get jobs are the ones who ripped their homework from StackOverflow and can't properly FizzBuzz.

>>1434474
Learn a trade. Charge $50/hour to do simple shit like replace pipes, paint walls, install HVAC, etc. Use your 1/4 mil a year income to buy properties that are in poor shape, then get your industry experience/buddies to help you improve them, then rent them out for easy money.

>>1434474
Depending on where you live I started working at wegmans when I was 16 in HS. I got hired at $10,85. Now I'm 18 and I make $14.25 an hour and it's a really good place to work at.

I'm working here until I finish up legal issues and then I'm in the same pickle as trying to find out what to do with life.

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Begin with going into the highest mathematics you can. Every remunerative field benefits from analysis. Also take statistics. These have been by far the courses that have given me opportunities where others see only pain. Mathematics is the study of relationships and the ability to cut through bullshit is invaluable.
>>1435243
Its not that bad. Join the math club, or the competitive math club and learn all tricks.

If you don't know numbers, you'll never have $numbers$.

Another worthwhile class was corporate finance. Its a decent intro to securities pricing and structural integration.

In order to save money in college, you're gonna have to test out of the beginners and remedial courses. Find your schools testing dept and find the CLEPS and DANTES/Dsst courses. they're like $50 to $80. You can take the tests 6+ times before you break even.
Definitely Take the English Clep b/c it covers ENG 101 & 102.
You might delude yourself into you'd be better off having taken the course b/c instruction, its b/s no one cares about these courses. learn them yourself, save money save time.

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No one does it, but shadow people in jobs you think you'll like, the process of finding these people is detailed in the course and ask them the best way into the job you want. That way you find the straight and narrow path and skip all the bullshit you don't need.

On a personal level, if you're getting your licensees for RE/Insurance. Forget residential real estate, and just start commercial. Its far more lucrative, just a little more time between deals. The main thing is the people you'll be dealing with. Hard working people who've made hard choices vs entitled bargain shoppers. You're actually meeting the movers and shakers of the world.

TALLY take some law courses, Gville take some soil bio, UM take psych courses, FIU Biz Comm, USF Nutrition

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>>1436097
Are you chinese?

>>1434474

Well as most liberal arts classes like sociology, feminist and sociology classes teach, you can just put "white CiS male" as your qualifications and get a job that pays more than every one else. So skip college and do that. What could go wrong?

>>1436097
>all this boring shit
>meanwhile people in youtube making 5k a month playing games and posting instagram pics