Bad first year of college:(

[Flipx99 5,000+ posts]

Thanks for the offer ill def take you up on it sometime.

And I will hold you to it....//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

Watch out Citidel....lol

 

[btnhfan 5,000+ posts]

At tech, why? I thought those were better students. It took me 4.5 years because I was at an internship for a semester.

Usually because of the math classes, and various physics classes take two tries to get for, and those are prereqs for tons of stuff, so if you dont pass it.....

Plus you have people changing majors a ton. Or should I say leaving engineering lol.

 

[Captain_Ahab 5,000+ posts]

Not me...

Got a 3.81 right now overall and a 4.00 in my core..Made my first B ever in Honor's Comp I..There was one A between 15 people..And all of us had at least a 28 on our ACT...After this semester my overall GPA should be around 3.9 or so..

And I still party and have a good time..I am blessed with an awesome memory.

 

[.::DuD3::. 10+ year member]

good luck with that 6 figure income coming out of college.

 

[CaliforniabOY5 10+ year member]

Not me...
Got a 3.81 right now overall and a 4.00 in my core..Made my first B ever in Honor's Comp I..There was one A between 15 people..And all of us had at least a 28 on our ACT...After this semester my overall GPA should be around 3.9 or so..

And I still party and have a good time..I am blessed with an awesome memory.

your in H.S. I though I made it clear that we've heard of enough of ppl like you. . . .

 

[Flipx99 5,000+ posts]

good luck with that 6 figure income coming out of college.

Depends. If he has contacts he says he does, he could quite easily make 7 figured even if performance based (20 and 2)if he has any idea on what he's doing.

 

[bigj06040 10+ year member]

yeah but i already have 3 garunteed clients that net worth will be,nba/nfl pay. I've heard it's alot about who you know, and know a few people.

people who are that rich did not get that way being stupid so i would doubt they would let someone just out of college handle thier money. You would be lucky to start off making 55-60k a year at a big accounting firm like pricewaterhouse, nowway your gonna be able to start up your own company right out of college with zero experience.

 

[jadon087 10+ year member]

Depends. If he has contacts he says he does, he could quite easily make 7 figured even if performance based (20 and 2)if he has any idea on what he's doing.

you mean 6 figure, but yeah my contacts are secure and garaunteed. im easily gonna be making that plus the contacts i will get from my clients. Gonna be nice when i eventually do graduate.

 

[jadon087 10+ year member]

people who are that rich did not get that way being stupid so i would doubt they would let someone just out of college handle thier money. You would be lucky to start off making 55-60k a year at a big accounting firm like pricewaterhouse, nowway your gonna be able to start up your own company right out of college with zero experience.

I will have plenty of experience form internships and summer jobs at local accounting firms and banks. Also my friends aren't going to be rich until over the next 3 years, well except one who is going to be in a few months, but it will all work out over time. I'm going to be a CPA for alot of major people and i've been networking and planning this since my junoir year in high school so i'm not to worried about any of this. Plus thats 3 years from now so well see.

 

[its_bacon12 10+ year member]

my first year at RIT i was supposed to get 52 credits - ended up failing about 3 or 4 classes and dropping a few more. i only got 24 credits and ended with a 1.83 for the year and a 0.0 is the spring trimester.

low and behold i transferred and tried to play lacrosse unkowingly i got suspended from RIT for a year. so i got stuck sitting a year only to play lacrosse again next year at the NCAA level

 

[jadon087 10+ year member]

my first year at RIT i was supposed to get 52 credits - ended up failing about 3 or 4 classes and dropping a few more. i only got 24 credits and ended with a 1.83 for the year and a 0.0 is the spring trimester.
low and behold i transferred and tried to play lacrosse unkowingly i got suspended from RIT for a year. so i got stuck sitting a year only to play lacrosse again next year at the NCAA level

Yeah sports and school are hard to manage i play football so i know how it is when you gotta drop classes and shit to work around the athletic scheduel.

 

[bigj06040 10+ year member]

I will have plenty of experience form internships and summer jobs at local accounting firms and banks. Also my friends aren't going to be rich until over the next 3 years, well except one who is going to be in a few months, but it will all work out over time. I'm going to be a CPA for alot of major people and i've been networking and planning this since my junoir year in high school so i'm not to worried about any of this. Plus thats 3 years from now so well see.

you have alot to learn about how the real world works but you are a freshman so you have plenty of time to wise up, also what college do you go to

 

[Flipx99 5,000+ posts]

you mean 6 figure, but yeah my contacts are secure and garaunteed. im easily gonna be making that plus the contacts i will get from my clients. Gonna be nice when i eventually do graduate.

No, I mean 7 if you play it 20 and 2 as most major players in the market. Are you more into the accounting or the investing? Accounting maybe 6 figures, but a good investor will attract his friends and other players as well.

As for the gentleman who said who is going to trust a person right out of college? Many will. I already manage my parent pension fund once it got rolled over into a 401(k). I manage some of their friends investments as well. It isn't as fun as I just select a few funds and then rebalance quarterly.

With NFL, NBA type capital,if I am allowed to speculate with atleast 100k, I could get some real good returns. I beat the S & P by about 4% annually, but a lot of times I am not able to take advantages of opportunities due to limited capital.

 

[Flipx99 5,000+ posts]

you have alot to learn about how the real world works but you are a freshman so you have plenty of time to wise up, also what college do you go to

How does the real world work then? Explain.

I was a finance major. People ask you about retirement all the time. Pretty soon you are managing about $1.5MM of people's retirement funds. People are more trusting than you would think.

If he has the contacts with pro players he says he does, he could make some real money. If he has no contacts with real money (like me) he will be working in a cubicle for $50k out of college like me.

 

[bigj06040 10+ year member]

No, I mean 7 if you play it 20 and 2 as most major players in the market. Are you more into the accounting or the investing? Accounting maybe 6 figures, but a good investor will attract his friends and other players as well.

As for the gentleman who said who is going to trust a person right out of college? Many will. I already manage my parent pension fund once it got rolled over into a 401(k). I manage some of their friends investments as well. It isn't as fun as I just select a few funds and then rebalance quarterly.

With NFL, NBA type capital,if I am allowed to speculate with atleast 100k, I could get some real good returns. I beat the S & P by about 4% annually, but a lot of times I am not able to take advantages of opportunities due to limited capital.

that is your parents, big difference between doing stuff for your family an handling a bunch of actual clients