But they (proportionately) got significantly better since the Global Financial Crisis, when their unemployment rate was above 20% and their young employment rate was way higher.$60 to $120 for a room isn't bad.

I think the big thing is when you have family and friend influence of getting an engineering degree to change completely to a new role kind of gives you judgement all around.

Back to back parking- our locations are set up at60 degree parking.

You have a solid backup plan if you get a degree in something useful (like marketing).

Also, i would add that The cost of these programs imo i dnt see the big deal only to the effect that in the world how many people drop that kind of money some gurus ask for on college to be a server, working in retail or flipping burgers, stuff you dnt need a 4 year degree for.

Currently at a large global firm (at Houston location).

Since I’ve increased my deal flow to a significant degree, I find that this technique eliminates the wasted time and effort of dealing with people who aren’t highly motivated to close a transaction.  

Also, a colder climate is better for DC.So from this aspect we can see something that's not too obvious, while the job and population is moving to the south, data center or internet data is actually moving to the north lol You have LNG coming on in 2026-2027, making natural gas even more globalized as a commodity.

And it's free :)You've heard from 2 cpas, one degreed accountant and 1031 QI, and one of the brightest minds on BP in @Wayne Brooks. 

If you have a 4 year college degree, you can also side step the 2 years of experience to get your Broker's License.