My experience has been that the school you go to does not really matter that much in getting a job as long as its accredited and you really make an effort to learn as much as possible .At the company I work for, there are engineers who have similar jobs and similar pay, some have went to Ivy League schools and have 100k+ of student loans and others went to public school and have no loans.

I am really nervous with little money saved, but recently, I was able to turn pro as an esports player for the NBA 2k League (NY).

I am down in League City, how about yourself?

Most of the properties are around clear lake and league city are.

People who can slip through the cracks know very little about money management and investment risk, but just won the lottery, received a large inheritance, or signed a major-league sports contract.

Also with the new $25Million Minor League Baseball Stadium going in, new highway roads, new exits, etc. old neighbor hoods are getting too expensive for the trouble makers, so they are moving to the smaller towns and out lying areas.

I’m down in League City so I’ll definitely be attending some meetings.

I had 3 career programmers with ivy league graduate degrees who had seen the property, had all monies in hand and were local. 

The Pinellas County Urban League as well as many other community organizations have many programs in place for grade school children, teenagers through young adult.

League City is growing in population.