bobbysamd
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"The degree"
However, wouldn't it be "prudent," as old George Bush used to say, to try to be the rule instead of the exception? Wouldn't it be prudent to have the odds with you and not against you? Try betting against the odds in Vegas.
One point I've distilled from Yip's degree-alternative campaign is his belief that a person can get a good flying job without a degree or even college. But, why settle only for "good" when with the degree you have a shot at the best jobs and all jobs?? In other words, be on an equal footing with your competition. Get the degree.
No one has said that being hired without the degree is impossible. E.g., once more, the names of pilots I read in Career Pilot magazine's "Congratulations, FAPA Pilots," monthly box who had one or multiple years of college without earning the degree, along with the names of those who had the degree and more. Here again, there are always exceptions.350DRIVER said:I think yip is trying to get guys to think outside of the box, I was in disagreement with him on this issue for a long time due to my personal opinions and beliefs, unfortunately they had nothing to do with the reality of getting hired.
Pilots have been hired without the degree and will continue to be hired without one.
However, wouldn't it be "prudent," as old George Bush used to say, to try to be the rule instead of the exception? Wouldn't it be prudent to have the odds with you and not against you? Try betting against the odds in Vegas.
One point I've distilled from Yip's degree-alternative campaign is his belief that a person can get a good flying job without a degree or even college. But, why settle only for "good" when with the degree you have a shot at the best jobs and all jobs?? In other words, be on an equal footing with your competition. Get the degree.
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