JD: The guys have given you great advice - you have the benefit of learning from their experiences which is as good as it gets. To add to their wisdom, several thoughts come to mind. Nowhere do you mention the possibility of a scholarship - there are plenty for the taking. I also know there are countless private foundations where funds just sit awaiting useful purposes. You can get listings at your local library. The military is definitely an option - they train well and then you qualify for the GI Bill after your service. I'd attend as many job fairs as I could -talk with recruiters and see what they're offering. Corporate tax rates make it feasible for them to fund bright young men/women with a contractual obligation after school as part of the contract. As tough as times are, this is a great time for you to take advantage of the times. Many will take the easy way out and "settle" when a guy like you wants more. No one here can put themselves in your shoes so it's ultimately your call. Follow your heart and do as much research as possible. Your geographic location also plays a role in this overall process. Obviously, certain parts of the country are more stressed than others. Best of luck. Craig
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