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Originally Posted by wals9331
How can you only be 20 and be an engineer? Most programs are at least 4 years to be an engineer  |
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Originally Posted by jpro
Not to hijack the thread, but going to community college is not a bad idea. With the cost of a college education, most CC's offer a way for people to get their first 2 years of gen ed's out of the way for less money before moving onto a college/university to complete their degree. Just thought I'd add that in.
As for 19 being too young, I think it is. I'm 33 and have a 1yr old and being a father is tough (but indescribably awesome too). How can you be an engineer at the age of 20 anyway?
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Family owned Business, he probably gets everything handed to him!
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Originally Posted by fiveohhhstang
You don't know how much money the guy makes, you said you assume he isn't making much. What makes you automatically assume they will be on welfare?
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19 year old certainly don't make alot right out of high school, thats a fact, I was lucky to make 450-500 a week at my detailing job at a dealership, and that was putting 12 hour days in etc, Of coarse once I started doing my SAT Prep Program I had to cut back but still made decent money, no where's near were Id be able to afford a kid. this was right out of high school, I graduated from HS in 08, Ill be 19 in 10 days.
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Originally Posted by LaFlavor
I know I'm nowhere near ready to even start thinking about discussing the possibility of having children, and I'm way past 20.
Course, I don't think most people should be having children even when they're 35, but that's just me.
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Opinion's are opinions but I will agree to that as well. some people shouldn't have kids period.