My mom opens my god damned mail.

[polishmafia]

Worldliness, huh?

I'm 28, own a house, a car, and a motorcycle. I went to a University and got a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science focusing on software development, and I graduated in the top 5% of my school. I currently make over $50k a year - over $24/hr to you hourly wage slaves. I speak mulitple languages (not including bad english and ghetto), and have traveled all over North America, South America and Europe. I also have a genius level IQ and have the MENSA membership card in my wallet to prove it.

Don't mock me with your liberal arts degree.

"Don't do it! I have the high ground!"

[awd-drifter]

Originally Posted by polishmafia

"Don't do it! I have the high ground!"

LMAO. thats a good one. For me, it's a balance. if i annoy them, they'll annoy me. If im nice, they're nice. it's been like that since i have been born. Earning my degree and handling it nicely is going fairly well. its a good thing my parents dont knowz dez interzwebs. lol.

[john]

FYI: A four year degree doesn't mean you spent four years learning one thing...

I have a liberal arts degree from Normandale and was 1 of 33 juniors to transfer into the Carlson School of Management at the U of M (business school) Fall 2006. In most business programs, you have to take a set of core courses (marketing, IT, Finance, operation, accounting, etc) before entering your major.

I majored in Finance and Accounting and work at a CPA firm, I make plenty. I have 3 houses and a 4 unit apartment complex in side businesses.

To me, a liberal arts degree was pretty much an extension of High School. The "4 year degree" part is where I learned the most.\

Don't have too high of expectations on your first job. Money shouldn't be your first priority in finding a job right after school. Find a company that you like and something you want to do.