I always suggest to those young kids on BP looking for a college degree or internship jobs to check out construction management.

My degree was in Organizational Behavior and Business Management.

Since the weather in Chicagoland is nearly identical to MKE area, maybe 1 degree warmer average annual temp if that, I'd certainly assume that any property that has electric service also has a gas line running to it, unless you're in a rural area where they'll often have a big propane tank sitting outside someplace.

I graduated from college with a degree in business administration so have a basic understanding as to what makes businesses successful.

He has a kid fresh out of college with a degree in the stuff.

., but I'm having a hard time finding a sales position considering I don't have a degree, which a lot of employers require.

I understand I am fortunate to have the opportunity to get a Masters degree but like I said, I'm not a student.

We wrote into the lease that heat is to be set at 72 degrees, but I know the tenants are likely to not honor that agreement.

So don't think a degree will help you manage hotels.

My CM degree focused mostly on residential and commercial construction/real estate.