uti rep
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Gundar1;193335 wrote:
Ah piss, im at a 3.0.are you still in high school? I was talking about a 3.5gpa while attending uti. sorry if i was misunderstood. they don't care about high school gpa but there are really strict on attendance when you go there. what campus are you interested in?
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Gundar1;193349 wrote:
Oh... thats good. im still in high school, that shouldnt be hard then. I was thinking Glendale heights because its close to fargo or rancho cucamunga cali cuz its warm and no snow. to bad there isnt one in L.A. i wouldnt have to pay rent.cool. i'm at glendale heights now. it's not too bad here. there are a lot opf retards here though. whatever you do just don't mess around and do your shit and it could take you somewhere.. good luck
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Gundar1;193352 wrote:
lol, there's those people in my high school auto class...How did you get the application and stuff like that, i requested for some stuff of their website and in auto class and still havent gotten anything yet.
you need to talk to jon tolbert. he will set up an interview with you and your parents at your house (it takes about 1 hour) and he will decide if you should go there. he will pretty much say yes. If you don't lick windows you can get accepted and maybe if it's only a few windows. lol. he will go over all the tuition, classes, start dates, and all that stuff with you. and i think you also need a good reference from your shop teacher. If you have any questions about the IL campus just let me know.
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thanks for the number, whats your name, i'll let him know you found it for me.
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uti and wyotech are both good schools but think about what they advertise. get your degree FAST, they go though as much as they can as fast as they can. given that you already know youre shit than go there cause its good to have on a resume but if youre looking to get a good education then i would seriously consider a local tech school. I have thousands of dollars in scholarships to both UTI and Wyotech but never really considered them for a school. mostly becuase ive met alot of people who have come from there and, yeah maybe starting pay is a little higher, but you make up for it in knowing what youre doing and getting more work done faster.
i would also suggest getting out of the FM area if you wanna be a technician. theres huge demand for dealership technicians in the US , just not around here. Ford ASSET program or something similiar will net you some big bucks and campus is in the cities if youre just lookin to get outa here. everyone is driving toyotas and hondas now and they just dont break. its become the day of maintence not repair. just my .02 on what i know of the two, not trying to bash anyones desicions, i know they are both GREAT schools but they DO teach differently.im sure ive pushed some buttons with this one so... /end ramble
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