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A degree may or may not help you make a living.
You can make a fine living at UPS, if you're willing to work and stick it out through the early difficult times.
Drivers in my center make between 70-110k per year, with about 11-17k per year in medical benefits, 8-10 weeks/year of paid leave, and other retirement/fringe benefits.
We are paid by the hour.
My work center has 8 employees.
4 of us have 4-year degrees.
(Majors: industrial arts, liberal arts, political science, mathematics).
The other 4 had 1-3 years of college.
(Majors: engineering, chemical engineering, hotel/restaraunt mgmt, unknown).
We had a high-school dropout who worked for us for awhile.
22 years old and set for life if he was willing to stick it out for one year.
He quit.
A degree is unnecessary to work for us, but it is indicative of other traits.
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Waiting for the perfect moment is a fruitless endeavor.
Make a decision, and then make it the right one through your actions.
"Whoever watches the wind will not plant; whoever looks at the clouds will not reap." -Ecclesiastes 11:4 (NIV)
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