I'm looking to go after as a software engineer first before an actual 4 year collegeWhat's the difference between the 3? How long does each last? Are they all awarded with certification?
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nurse a hangover sleep in for an hour and 53 minutes
take a break from blue moon belgian white a 164 calorie treat and grab a miller genuine draft which is only 64 cals
Four year colleges offer final degrees in a profession, often one that doesn't work with hands, but uses more the mindLike medical doctor, lawyer, teacher, scientist, researcher, writer and other occupations that often are based on non-technical or not mechanical fieldsOne exception may be a degree in engineering, where you'd draw plans to create machines, bridges, dams that others will buildYou gain a BA/BS, MA, or doctorate degree from 4 year collegesBUT, technical schools, trade schools, vocational schools (really each is about same thing, with different name) teach SKILLS, things you need to know to operate machinery or do manual laborLike construction skills, running large equipment, cranes, bull-dozers, 16-wheeler trucks, fixing diesel enginesTech careers today include computer repair, cell phone repair, cosmology, barber school, etcYou only need a high school degree to enroll at one of these schoolsThe course of instruction often is less than 2 years, many times about 6-9 monthsYou normally then will take a state test to become licensed in that tech field, to show you have ability to do the work safely and not kill someone, lolSort of like passing a driver's test to run truck or vehicleNurses, for example, often get medical assistant/aid training that takes less than a year to pass their state license exam to take care of patients under direction of registered nurse (that takes more training) and a medical doctor (most training)If you pick the right field that needs most trained workers, some tech fields pay almost as much money as someone would make after earning a 4 yr degreeMore college students are probably unemployed today, than those who have saleable vocational skills and experience There always is a need for construction workers, electricians, plumbers, and those who can repair machinesNo college required, just the trainingSometimes this training is done on the job often in Union Apprenticeship programs, check it out.
save the kitchen and the dining room table for cooking and eating try not to use it as a place to do work or other activities or you may be tempted to eat more
