its not in the UP its right in the middle of the mitten.
there is not much around for local and the ones i have talked to want me to have experience
In a bind what should i do
Discussion in 'Trucking Schools and CDL Training Forum' started by ao2005, Nov 13, 2009.
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Here is what I would do and this is just my opinion. If I was in a position where I had been out of a job for seven months plus I lived in an area where the chances of me getting a good paying job was slim to none. I would go to Swift if they were willing to take me. Two years ago you might have had more options. But right know things are not all that great in the trucking industry. Swift has freight. They will train you. And it is a stable job if you do what is required of you. Maybe in a few years when thing pick back up you can find something better.
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That is the answer i was looking for but if i get in with swift and i like it im going to move to TN and get the hell out of MI. I pretty much made this thread because i think that swift is my only real option at this point. Its either Swift or CR England
, and i wanted more back of from you guys.
thanks
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Personally I think you would probably do better at Swift. Especially if you are wanting to move to TN. If you do end up moving that will open up a lot more opportunities for you after you get a little experience.
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Thanks for the info i will have to give them a call monday and talk to my recuiter, but knows i read on here they only hire driver 23 and older.
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What about a pell grant for school?
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I would go with Swift before I EVER considered CRE.
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i will have to call and see but i have bad standings with fafsa for having to work and i dropped all my classes that they paid for, and all the schools i talk to around here seem to say i need to pay with cash or a personal loan i cant use a student loan.
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i found a school that might take FASFA but i go to find my W-2's
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FAFSA, will not pay for trucking school. You will need to a] get financed thru the school/company, or b] go thru the WIA program.
I know FAFSA wont pay for it because I was accepted for the pell grant [and still have the grant] and I couldn't use it for a trucking school, only for a college.
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