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[racergirl]

Originally Posted by rebelyell22

You know you want your masters

You gonna pay for it?

[hrpiii]

Originally Posted by racergirl

You gonna pay for it?

what does someone with a Masters earn, generally right out of school? Just interested to know the range of pay per hour. Without getting technical in any one specific field.

[Tricksta]

Originally Posted by hrpiii

it also helps curb some of the road noise and exhaust into the cab. Thus improving your music/sound.

That actually would make it worth it.


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[rebelyell22]

Originally Posted by hrpiii

what does someone with a Masters earn, generally right out of school? Just interested to know the range of pay per hour. Without getting technical in any one specific field.

$60k is my guess

[Linker239]

Originally Posted by rebelyell22

$60k is my guess

That's my guess too, I know it is with the history field, depending on what all you do with it. I figure other areas may pay better.

[Tricksta]

So I think I'm going to get the JL Audio XD400/4 channels to power my interior speakers, then eventually buy the XD 600/1 channel to power a subwoofer.

I still haven't decided on interior speakers.


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[hrpiii]

Originally Posted by Tricksta

So I think I'm going to get the JL Audio XD400/4 channels to power my interior speakers, then eventually buy the XD 600/1 channel to power a subwoofer.

I still haven't decided on interior speakers.


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I think that is a good direction to go in. I only have a 500w amp driving my sub.

[Tricksta]

Originally Posted by hrpiii

I think that is a good direction to go in. I only have a 500w amp driving my sub.

In my other cars I've always had 1500 driving my 2 12 inch subs I had. But that thing would blow your ear drums haha.


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[h422694]

Originally Posted by Linker239

That's my guess too, I know it is with the history field, depending on what all you do with it. I figure other areas may pay better.

Starting Salaries
http://study.com/articles/Average_St..._Graduate.html

[hrpiii]

Originally Posted by h422694

Starting Salaries
http://study.com/articles/Average_St..._Graduate.html

that's pretty good starting out.

[Tricksta]

Had a v6 6th gen driving behind me today, couldn't tell if it was an RS or not, but the little led strip under the headlights and the les strip in the lower grille, absolutely did not appeal to me at all, it just looks horrendous with the strips going opposite directions, definitely like the 5th gen front ends lit up better.


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[rebelyell22]

Originally Posted by hrpiii

that's pretty good starting out.

not for the effort of getting a masters

[hrpiii]

Originally Posted by rebelyell22

not for the effort of getting a masters

I would disagree from the business world. Now I understand from the "cost" perspective it's not. You really have to want it, pay for it, and work for it. I respect those that can stick with it.

Real world experience, like in my field, is worth more than the degree. I do integration/interface development for a major hospital corporation. Like any other applied technical field, real-world experience is extremely valuable. In my field, there are no classes taught in College, nor any certification classes you can take to do what I do. It is all on the job learning, and I have 24 years experience in it. We just hired a new guy right out of college last week, it will take him at least a year before we can turn him loose working on his own projects without assisting in some way.

If I was terminated tomorrow, I would not be out of work long. You just don't find people with integration skills, again, not something taught in any classroom or technical school. And I do enjoy what I do.

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Trying to sell my sf3 tuner cause I needs me some HP Tuners in my life