Online College?

[zach103]

Re: Online College?

i decided to work with the local builder. as soon as i get the truck im gunna start helping him out. he said hes only got on guy working for him now but he might leave.. so i got that goin . im gunna figure out lincoln tech and try and get in for electical. than find one for plumbing so i can figure out what i really wanna do.. i have a couple people saying plumbing is the way to go

 

[Bob_VT]

Re: Online College?

Baron Institute in East WIndsor CT has Electrical and is closer to you. They are the parent company of who I work for.

http://www.baraninstitute.com/index.htm

 

[zach103]

Re: Online College?

alright so i have the local builder helping me out.. than i do have the chance to go into HVAC. tthan learn my dads job.. my dad is the salesman for the big companies such as Utica Boilers. Governale and a couple others he sells parts to your local supply house. and he said he trys to get out and help the contractors as much as possible cuz the supply house doesnt know much about the actual boilers. and if he goes and helps out the contractor their more likely to keep ordering from him cuz they know hes willing to help.. right now its just him and my uncle. they have to hire 2 new ppl because they just doubled the size of their sales area. so if i can be the 5th in a couple years i have the best chance to take over the business

 

[Fish~n~Chips]

Re: Online College?

I'm currently in college, working toward my ADN. I have and will again take certain classes online, through my college. I personally do not care for online classes, but sometimes it's unavoidable depending on times/days. The important thing, though, is to make sure whatever you do is accredited. If you plan on completing your whole course at the same school it doesn't matter if it's transferable, but accredited is a must. Here is a rule of thumb from my advisor. If it's a class that you think you will have to be "shown" or "see" something, don't take it online.

~Jason