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<blockquote data-quote="JorgeS" data-source="post: 26479" data-attributes="member: 12094"><p>As a retired engineer (last position was as Electrification Engineer on Heavy Duty EV trucks/buses), I agree with you.</p><p>When I graduated from a small, private, high-end college, it took about 3 months' of my new salary to equate to my senior year's tuition. Now, it takes about 9 months' salary of a entry-level engineer to pay for one year's tuition at that same school. College costs have increased at several times the rate of inflation.</p><p>Skilled Trades jobs (mechanic/technician, tool maker, electrician, etc.) make good money, but they don't have to spend several years and hundreds of thousands of dollars, to get there.</p><p>Although I do most of my own work on all our vehicles, many don't. Great going - we need guys doing what you do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JorgeS, post: 26479, member: 12094"] As a retired engineer (last position was as Electrification Engineer on Heavy Duty EV trucks/buses), I agree with you. When I graduated from a small, private, high-end college, it took about 3 months' of my new salary to equate to my senior year's tuition. Now, it takes about 9 months' salary of a entry-level engineer to pay for one year's tuition at that same school. College costs have increased at several times the rate of inflation. Skilled Trades jobs (mechanic/technician, tool maker, electrician, etc.) make good money, but they don't have to spend several years and hundreds of thousands of dollars, to get there. Although I do most of my own work on all our vehicles, many don't. Great going - we need guys doing what you do. [/QUOTE]
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