MH> The trade schools are where it is at unless you like
MH> getting into major debt before even starting out in life.
MH> I can only think of a few careers that would actually be
MH> worth going to college from a return on investment
MH> perspective - doctors and lawyers.

I'd agree with that.. plus you usually need a degree in 'something' (Basket
weaving?) to get a government job which generally pays better and has better
extras than a 'real' job..


AA>Even a career in realestate wouldn't be too bad. Apparently
  >it's just $10K to get started, and that is recouped pretty
  >quickly after selling a handful of properties.

These days the commission on selling One property would more than cover that.

I did that for a few years, sales and, eventually, office manager but when the
company I was working with closed down I gave it up. Lots of driving around
and most of your working hours are evenings and weekends and it's a pretty
cut-throat job. I did pretty well at it but I think I was too 'honest' to be
really good at it..   B)
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