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And you would stay at 36k without a college degree. 50k is a starting salary and then you advance through the ranks and pay grades

 

Yeah because I have to take 2 classes in the spring but it allowed me to add an econ minor so theres that

 

So how many minors are you graduating with?

 

This.. that 50k can easily change to 100 with knowing the right people and doing the right things

 

2. Accounting and Econ

 

Turn down for no health insurance

 

No, but it sure limits what you can do

 

Do the math for how much you make per hour vs. how much you have to spend per hour.

 

They don't have any statistics as far as mobile welding goes, but according to the BLS the average salary for a welder is 37k

 

Because the welding machine and the truck that's hauling it didn't cost any money, gotcha.

 

Fuck me.... move to Alberta if you can. I know people who make 130+ thou a year welding. Need to have your B-pressure and enjoy rig life though.

 

That's why I noted the difference. It's also from the United States Department of Labor, not some online site

 

Lol at the bureau of labor statistics being just some site..

 

Wish they all saw it like that!

 

A degree really shows that you have the patience, knowledge, and willingness to learn in your field. The real world experience that comes after is much more important to determining your career

 

OR science*

 

I'm pretty sure Jerry's doing a lot of his own welding still

 

You think Jerry is rolling in the dough???

Im sure he is doing fine..but not 6 figures..haha

 

You'll give him the plans for whatever...and he will fix all your mistakes more like..haha thats what most welders end up doing..