One reasonably expects the content that is commensurate with a four year degree, while all that is received is the content of a first semester "fluff" class.

While I was in college I studied abroad on a program called Semester at Sea.

I drove x miles to CSLB and  paid $300/semester, took a job with IBM and mom&dad (aka dust bowl kids w/o education) were popping with pride.

I'm currently taking a semester off for a Commercial Real Estate internship, and I've been thinking about getting my RE Agent License.I'll be going back to school in the Fall of 2016 (more than likely will graduate May of 2017).

A little background to me (I did post my LinkedIn profile below), I am a college student at Rutgers Camden entering my senior year this upcoming fall semester.

After this spring semester I plan to shift course in my studies and pursue a career in real estate investment.

Hello all,As I wrap up my final semester of law school here in North Carolina I'm growing more and more excited about the new opportunities coming my way in the Dallas, TX area.

I rented him the apartment during the big push for renting for the following semester and am now in fear that I can not get it rented to someone else.  

I graduated with my 75 hour salespersons course this year between semesters and am on the search for more multi properties.  

I am going signing up for the sales license course as well, once I complete my current semester in April.