gtleviathan
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bandman not nerdy?
bandman not nerdy?
fwiw thats jello not jelly
Do you have sources?He's headed to Ugag--to study engineering.
Custodial or Turf engineering?He's headed to Ugag--to study engineering.
Ahem. This I.E. with a PE and a lot more than 80k begs to differ.
We do admit we aren't as nerdy.
Perhaps one of you extry smart engineers can set a countdown until the planned day for us more mathematically challenged brethren?
He's headed to Ugag--to study engineering.
That's like heading to the Clermont Lounge -- to order a lap dance.He's headed to Ugag--to study engineering.
That's like heading to the Clermont Lounge -- to order a lap dance.
To be fair, there's plenty IEs at Tech that also struggle with it. :P
EIT expires after 9 years. At least it used to.Not me! But that was many moons ago. I am still listed as an EIT after 40 years (never took the PE exam).
At a recent public appearance CPJ mentioned that a lot of kids thought they were interested in engineering because they didn't really understand how much work is involved. IIf that happens, we blame our recruiters. Read my post earlier in the thread about a uGA engineering degree work more than $1 MM less than a GT engineering degree. Anyone who reads that and still chooses uGA was never interested in the degree.
Has someone explained, using external data, that a uGA engineering degree is worth a fraction of a GT engineering degree?Hope he wasn't thinking of DRob when he said that. In any event, it may not be a sales failure if he goes to UGA to study engineering.
Does that need any explanation? I thought it was just universal truth.Has someone explained, using external data, that a uGA engineering degree is worth a fraction of a GT engineering degree?
Does that need any explanation? I thought it was just universal truth.
Because the only things you'll end up with is a venereal disease and regret?That's like heading to the Clermont Lounge -- to order a lap dance.
No, it really doesn't.
GT Management Degree - $58,000 / 92% employed at graduation
uGA Management Degree - $42,000 / 77% employed at graduation
Sources:
https://webapps.gatech.edu/cfcampus...&college=5&level=1&surveyid=105&Submit=Submit
http://career.uga.edu/outcomes/major_summary/management_-_bachelors15
And keep in mind that's their "most prestigious" undergraduate degree.
GT BS Degree Mid-Career - $112,000
uGA BS Management Degree - $83,000
Source:
http://www.payscale.com/college-salary-report/best-schools-by-state/bachelors/georgia
If you pay for access to their detailed data (which I do), you see:
GT BS Management Degree Mid-Career - $124,000
uGA Management Degree Mid-Career - $85,000
A GT Management degree is worth 40% more at graduation and 45% more at mid-career than a UGA Management degree. Over a 40 year career, a GT degree is worth $2.5 MM more than a UGA degree.
How do you get there? Build a spreadsheet from Age 22 to Age 65 for each graduate. Start GT off at 58,000 and UGA off at 42,000. Each subsequent year is Previous Year *(1+X) where X is the annual salary inflation. Continue to inflate until you get to $124,000 for GT at age 40 (about 4.35%) and $85,000 for UGA at age 40 (about 4%). Sum total salary over each year to get total income. GT is $2.5 MM higher. Ignore the time value of money which would make this greater.
FixedIf the kid goes to Ugag, it will be a football decision, however anyone spins it. He'll probably end up majoring in housing or something and that will be that.
And we will trash CPJ and the staff for not dragging him into GT at gunpoint.