I work full time as a facilities manager and have an army of kids to send to college...So Cory mentions 3k for this FB program.

I'm a born-and-bred Nutmegger (Connecticut), and spent my college years in NYC. 

I'm heading off to college in late August, and I was curious as to which degrees could influence the success of my real estate investing journey. 

I ask because I am in a position (in the Navy) where I can go any direction I want in a couple if years where college will be fully paid for and I just want to make the choice that will get my where I want to be the fastest.

I worked full time through college to pay for it in cash, Didn't have a credit or debit card into my late 20's. 

- My college professor.

College students are the best for leaving good stuff behind -- generally anything that is too heavy or won't fit into their car.

That's $166 a piece, for every man woman an child in the US.What about the college student who was given a credit card despite having no source of income, and no real training about the implications of spending that money?

I am a college student who has a bit of money to invest.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_CramerCareer[edit] JournalistHe began his journalism career in college, working for The Harvard Crimson, and rising to become its president.