thanx f. solis

lokitz_559 wrote:well thanx for the advice.....i told my mom that im going to go through with school at a tech school and shes not 2 happy with me ryte now

Well, your mother just wants what is best for you. I dont blame her. If i had a little girl i would have big dreams for her and would want her to go to a big university but at the end of the day, its your life and as an adult you have to make decsions for yourself, thats what being an adult is all about. Your going to get bigger and harder decions as you get older. Like i said earlier, you can always go back to a 4 year or 2 year college. There is nothing wrong with weighing your options and trying new things. You should do what is best for YOU. I wish you the best, and if you end up going to culinary school share some food tips with us!! I need some

Lokitz, I wish to share my experience of a trade school I attended when I was younger. I attended a trade school for Auto-body repair for six months, instead of attending a two year trade school. I was hired before I even graduated by a Cadillac dealership, I could do all the little stuff in auto-body work really good, but when they gave me bigger and bigger jobs I could not do them! So it was a real pain to try and compete with auto-body men who had more experience than me. Every job after that I was always a helper, helper, helper. even though in what work I did know, I was better than 98% of the other guys, my lack of experience in other stuff kept me from competing for the big bucks. Not only that but once you get into the working world, there is a lot of petty jealousy,& envy, people get scared that you will take their jobs, so many will not teach you very much. THIS IS WHY IT IS SO IMPORTANT, AND MUCH BETTER FOR YOU TO MAKE SURE, THE TRADE SCHOOL YOU ATTEND, WILL TEACH YOU EVERYTHING, YOU NEED TO KNOW, TO SUCCEED IN THE WORK WORLD, AFTER YOU GRADUATE!

lOL & God Bless! Believe in yourself always, go for it, finish your trade school, and you will always achieve, and succeed!

FSOLIS

fsolis wrote::cool: Lokitz, I wish to share my experience of a trade school I attended when I was younger. I attended a trade school for Auto-body repair for six months, instead of attending a two year trade school. I was hired before I even graduated by a Cadillac dealership, I could do all the little stuff in auto-body work really good, but when they gave me bigger and bigger jobs I could not do them! So it was a real pain to try and compete with auto-body men who had more experience than me. Every job after that I was always a helper, helper, helper. even though in what work I did know, I was better than 98% of the other guys, my lack of experience in other stuff kept me from competing for the big bucks. Not only that but once you get into the working world, there is a lot of petty jealousy,& envy, people get scared that you will take their jobs, so many will not teach you very much. THIS IS WHY IT IS SO IMPORTANT, AND MUCH BETTER FOR YOU TO MAKE SURE, THE TRADE SCHOOL YOU ATTEND, WILL TEACH YOU EVERYTHING, YOU NEED TO KNOW, TO SUCCEED IN THE WORK WORLD, AFTER YOU GRADUATE!

lOL & God Bless! Believe in yourself always, go for it, finish your trade school, and you will always achieve, and succeed!

FSOLIS

wow..... sounds like solis really knows what hes talking about... this is really good advice and i know if it were for me i would take it. now i know who i might just turn to when i need some for myself .happy.

Just want to let everybody know that I should have the " Mystery of The Face Facet 3 Career," up on my blog, hopefully by the end of next week.I hope everyone is having a great weekend! Take care & be safe!
Lol, Juarol! :rosa:

F.Solis

im enrolled in the career school my term there is 15 months.

Hey that's cool, lokitz.. goodluck with that. Wen do you start, did you decide on Culinary school?

lokitz_559 wrote:im enrolled in the career school my term there is 15 months.

Congratulations lokitz, this is wonderful news. Now lokitz, the only thing remaining between you and success, IS TO "FINISH SCHOOL, AND TRY TO BE THE BEST AT WHAT YOU DO," NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS IN THE FUTURE. "BECOME VERY DEDICATED TO YOUR STUDIES, ABOVE ALL ELSE," AND YOU WILL BECOME A SUCCESS!

LOL,

F.Solis
Be sure and check out my blog for the " career facet," of the mystery of the face, I should have it up by this coming weekend.

:Clap: Congratulations and good luck!! fsolis has some excellent advice, so be sure to go back and read it. Moms can be that way, you know wanting us to go on to receive a higher education, but it's just not for everyone. At 32 I have to say that being happy at what I do (work) is more important than making alot of money, if I can have both, then great, but if you're not happy with what you do then what's the sense in doing it, you'll only do it half-heartedly. :doh!: I went to a community college right after graduation, then took a break (4years) then went to the University of Texas and am about to graduate in December. I've been very blessed my husband and my family have been very supportive of my decisions. My brother flunked out of college and is now working for a major oil company out here and taking some courses. My sister got married days after graduation, and now she is taking courses and does taxes and works as an election judge. My younger sister graduates 1 day before I do with her associates and is working on her bachelors. My point is school isn't for everyone and just like in my family, even though we are very close everyone is different and has different interests-do what is best for you, but get that education. It doesn't matter if it's from a college or tech school, but enrich your mind! Good luck.

I personally found high school to be just a big waste of time and dropped out. I re-entered my education at a Community college because it was more organized and professional, the kids there actually wanted to be there, unlike h.s. where the kids had to be there.

I have a close friend that goes she is going to be a surgical Technician

lokitz_559 wrote:I was wondering if anyone here has attended ITT Tech, or Institute of Technology or any other career, technical school.

I just graduated from high school in June and i'm attending a community college but i dont think it's for me. I've been looking into Institute of Technology. I was wondering if anyone has any advice for me about this situation. thanx

ITT Tech school arent good I hear that they charge people diffirent tutions so they dont have a flat rate they kind of pray on people that the "average" schooling didnt work.