My main interest is being able to flip houses in the near future using a private investor, then fund them myself after I graduate.

There are some real estate programs, for example UMKC has one, but it's only graduate level.

I'll be graduating from Rutgers University in May 2018 with a degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

An influx of millennial job-seekers drawn to the low cost of living compared to coastal markets, combined with growth in Internet and technology sector jobs, make Austin one of the most desirable metros for renters" And, a bonus for investors (but not good news for those striving to own a home), a limited number of Austin renters will graduate to homeownership.

Please report back, I'm about to graduate with my masters and about 60k in loan debt.

A little bit of personal background, I'm a 17 year old senior in high school soon to graduate.

So if you split up the wholesaler market into successes and failures those "successes" will graduate to their preferred strategy.  

I have just graduated from college and I am looking to meet other like-minded investors who are around the same age as me to connect with.If you are in LA, or surrounding areas, and are seriously interested in investing in real estate and teaming up. 

Hey SC Locals,My name is Chris, just dropping by to say hi and introduce myself as a new investor in Columbia.I graduated with both undergrad and MBA from "the" USC.

You mentioned you're a college student, hopefully you won't graduate with too much debt and the education will put you in a position to make a serious income.