Hey guys, anyone here pursuing a career in trucking after graduating from a 2-4 year college?
Persuing Trucking after college, have you done it?
Discussion in 'The Welcome Wagon' started by BigpopperRunner, Feb 6, 2019.
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If trucking is your future. Skip college and start driving
Priorities in stages
Stay in college... during off time drive a local truck... graduate college... get a good job... stay home have a regular lifeOmega1 Thanks this. -
I graduated after 1 year lol (didn't fail - quit).
Did construction for the summer then went to trucking school. (19). Drove local until 21 then hit the road.
I love to hate trucking. It can be rewarding. It is hard work. Under appreciated for the work you do. Somehow I don't want to do anything else. Not outside the industry anyway. This is an industry where if you do not stick up for yourself you will get absolutely eaten alive. Until you either quit, or die. -
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My sister did kinesiology and found similar wages, then went on to do ultrasound tech. Lots of the schooling overlapped so it was easier for her. She makes good money now. High demand. Might be something to consider.
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Don't just look at the dollars. I'd say explore all options before going into trucking. Unless the goal is get I to it, do it for a few years, actually bank some money, if you don't care for it you have some more options now.
I realize people will say that's not what we want in tbis industry, getting into it without any plan of making it a career. Doesn't mean you will be a careless driver. And you need to do what works for you.Omega1 Thanks this. -
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@Chinatown Can suggest some options that may work for you. May even get a local run right out of the gate. You'll need to provide nearest large city.
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