Earnings

me

1 billion dollars

>University of Houston
>Bioeng
>Junior Administrator
>Still enrolled
>Do you mean debt? None. Working is paying for school.
>Not too much stress, love my coworkers, it's p good tbqh

>>60564956
>Did an apprenticeship after secondary school
>Metal Fabrication
>£25K/Year after completing it, £320/Week during
>None
>Yes since I was probably too dumb for college

>some uni in Australia
>MSc Computer Science
>unemployed
>0
>no debt
>dunno

>>60564956

>University of Illinois
>Industrial Engineering
>Supply Chain business person
>$80k
>none im a fucking cis white male whose dad paid
>absolutely

>McMaster University (Canadian, eqiv to a decent state school)
>Computer Engineering
>working at the Canadian NSA for the summer
>Still in uni
>35k debt, senpai had saved up but my dad blew it all trying to be a pyramid scheme sales "entrepreneur"
>it'll get me a stable income and I find the work im doing rn rewarding

>>60564956
> no university
> higher diploma in programming (one level lower than degree)
> junior engineer > senior engineer > project manager
> started at EUR 19k/year
> no debt

8 years later I'm in a 2 person dev company now, working with my best friend, making EUR 30k/year and working on excellent solutions for huge organizations. I own a 3 bedroom house, life and health insurance, a car, nearly married, and want for nothing.

> life is good

>Private or Public School (state or community)
public university
>Major
IT engineering
>Job
none
>How much you earned out of college
still in college
>Dept
0
>Was it worth it
yes

will probably earn about 800€/month, which is a lot in my shithole

>highschool
>education
>student
>$1,000,000 hopefully
>$1,000,000,000 unless I get a scholarship
>yes because everybody has to graduate from highschool.

>still studying at King's in London
>Computer Science - either Msci or Bsci, first year so haven't decided yet
>javascript developer (worse - it's also """devops""")
>£20k pro rata, still in first year of college
>None because daddy is rich (not really but enough to pay fees here in UK)
>We'll find out in three years