"Nonetheless, Minnesota is weathering the recent global slowdown and slide in commodity prices reasonably well, a reflection of its large and diverse economic base.

Kory has 12 years under his belt in construction and I have a degree in interior design.

Let me be clear, Derreck has obtained much more education in the lead industry than have I, and he is likely some degree of an expert (whereas I am certainly not), but the following is what I learned on Tuesday from a certified NH trainer who has been doing it since the beginning.

So I decided to pursue a masters degree in property and development in Australia.

I graduated from college with a business degree that emphasized real.  

It's just like getting a college degree - - most get Senioritis (get me out of here) but having paid the dues, they can throw all the obstacles the want in the path & I'm going to reach that finish line :)

Even though I graduated from college with a business degree that emphasized real estate I went to the construction business.

I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

I graduated with a general civil engineering degree a year and a half ago and have my EIT and was wondering if anyone has any ideas as to how I could use this degree for real estate investing.

Personally I think educational degrees are the same, you only use 15-20% of what you learn, it would cover all aspects of dev but nothing specific or not only what you need, I'm actually looking for a good program like that, but I would like to only enroll in modules or so.