Suppose a male high school graduate earned scholarships for undergraduate university and then medical school and he completed both, sure he would make

[Josh Davidson]

a lot of money but if all he cared about was hooking up with women, would the 8+ years of just studying to get the grades he needs be worth it?

 

[Georgepithyou]

No it wouldn't, 8 years plus internship and even after all that he would start on lower wages and have to work his way up.

Keep in mind Doctors also work up to 80 hours a week on average. Yeah sure he would be making 200k a year but basically have no life.

 

[Josh Davidson]

That's what I thought. Thanks for the reply!

 

[BackInTheGame78]

If all he cared about was hooking up with women he probably needs to re-evaluate his life. Women should never be a man's purpose in life and they should never be the reason he is basing decisions for himself on...

 

[FuzzX]

University is a massive waste of time. While in Medical school, make sure you take computer science and engineering.
Robotics are the future. If your aim is just to get some tail, get your degree in teacher's college (TESOL) and do it in China,Brazil,Mexico or Japan. You'll get so much tail you'll be drowning in it.

 

[Josh Davidson]

University is a massive waste of time. While in Medical school, make sure you take computer science and engineering.
Robotics are the future. If your aim is just to get some tail, get your degree in teacher's college (TESOL) and do it in China,Brazil,Mexico or Japan. You'll get so much tail you'll be drowning in it.

Is computer science worth majoring in for the man who just wants to get some tail? I know computer science pays well.

 

[Georgepithyou]

Is computer science worth majoring in for the man who just wants to get some tail? I know computer science pays well.

Do sonething that has good job opportunities and you would enjoy

 

[BackInTheGame78]

Is computer science worth majoring in for the man who just wants to get some tail? I know computer science pays well.

You have serious issues with your life if your main purpose is women.

 

[MatureDJ]

 

[MatureDJ]

Is computer science worth majoring in for the man who just wants to get some tail? I know computer science pays well.

Programming is a great way to come out of the gate with a good WageMaxxing income; that said, it is very easy to become obsolete, although periodic re-engineering of one's skill sets can extend a career into one's early 40's, after which it pretty much is OVER. The key is to sock away money and invest well, then retire very early so that one can LocationMax. While WageMaxxing, one can take vacations to locales where it is cheap to EscortMax; believe me, it helps keep one sane.

 

[Josh Davidson]

Programming is a great way to come out of the gate with a good WageMaxxing income; that said, it is very easy to become obsolete, although periodic re-engineering of one's skill sets can extend a career into one's early 40's, after which it pretty much is OVER. The key is to sock away money and invest well, then retire very early so that one can LocationMax. While WageMaxxing, one can take vacations to locales where it is cheap to EscortMax; believe me, it helps keep one sane.

I see. I'm now thinking about TESOL as a career.

 

[FuzzX]

It's alot more fun. That said, taking a few STEM courses would complement your degree and make you a more valuable teacher. There are quite a few positions locally that pay decent for teachers who have STEM experience. Robotics and Coding teachers are very difficult to come by as the majority of teachers hail from useless fields like 'History', Philosophy, Political Science, Gender Studies, Communications and 'Education'. They enter ESL because they can't find any application for their useless degree at home. They tend to be the people, especially the women, who can't hack it in another society, in the face of public scrutiny [Asians will call you FAT & UGLY to your face]. Your students will be made up of women, a lot of women and very successful men, usually technology or business related. Having some background in tech will help immensely. There will be conversations about your education and it's merit in the world, these are going to be professionals and they will expect a professional level of service. Walking into class in sandals, a Hawaiian shirt with a bandana, half drunk is/was the norm for most of these types. If you put on a nice suit, or even just jeans and a golf shirt, you are doing better than 80% of the industry hires. Can you imagine paying hundreds of dollars for an hour of a foreign language taught by the absolute dreg of their society? This is ESL. I never finished my degree but even I knew that you don't show up for work, late, in dirty clothes because Starbucks had a long lineup [reality].

I once taught a Fighter Jet, ejection seat manufacturer and his assistant. Both men wanted a customized business class that was heavily focused around new technology. I was the only person in the school that had any know how about electronics and computers [I went to DeVRY] and so they chose to work exclusively with me, not only was I a valuable asset to my school but I was the ONLY teacher capable of bringing and retaining this type of business [BIG $$$]. If you are looking to make big bucks in this field, having a few STEM courses under your belt will allow you to do that and open up a window of opportunity. Another few courses to get would be training in hospitality and customer service. I taught the staff of the Shangri-La in Guangzhou and I customized their classes to involve English scenarios and roleplay that involved best and worst practices found in restaurants, bars and nightclubs. You will be teaching chefs, executive waiters, managers and front desk hotel staff, if you have expertise in this field, you'll get massive respect. Being an ADULT ESL teacher means that you are working with corporate entities, the more varied [and technical] your skillset, the better off you'll be. You will be able to craft interesting and informative lessons for your customers and keep them engaged every step of the way. This is what it means to be a good teacher.

Also try and get an IELTS and know how to play League of Legends.

 

[Josh Davidson]

Interesting! I tend to dress to impress (interview clothes for most people). I am interested in teaching ESL to both children and adults. What are IELTS and League of Legends?

 

[FuzzX]

IELTS is a special ESL certification that enables you to teach University students who want to enter into American and Canadian universities. They need to pass the exam and achieve a decent score to be accepted. They also need to write an essay and do an interview, if you have a good handle on grammar and punctuation this will come in handy. If you have IELTS you can pull really great jobs abroad. I knew a guy that flew all over Asia for a day or two at a time just to give exams, his company paid his flights. Another black American I met in Guangzhou was working for the government giving out IELTS tests, he was making well into the six figures.

Teaching children requires a very different skill set, think Sgt. Slaughter mixed with Pee Wee Herman. If you want to be a professional children's entertainer you need to start learning things kids like. Dungeons & Dragons, Board Games, break dance, Magic The Gathering, Pokemon, Fortnite, LoL, Martial Arts, cartoons. You should be able to do some funny children's magic. Ventriloquism, kids LOVE puppetry. You should know all the popular sci-fi and fantasy novels and movies and have them stored on a Terabyte drive. You also need to know how to play about 30 games and do interesting cut and paste work. Essentially, you need to become a kid again and think like a kid but maintain the discipline of a strict parent, it's an interesting dichotomy. Think Jim Carey from pet detective, you become a game show host and a drill sergeant. It's a great position to have and if you're really good you can blow your competition out of the water. Kid's classes are the most lucrative, especially in Asia where education is everything. If you can make your classes so fun that children lose themselves in the mania, you'll have customers for life. The best kid's teacher I ever met also happened to be a coke addict, he was ON all the time and he made HUGE dollars. This is a wonderful career path and one that is VERY rewarding. In the ESL industry, you don't have to be a clown or Barney, you can be Tarzan, Goku, Hercules, the Last Action Hero, Han Solo or Ultraman. Experts in this field are highly sought after and parents will be mesmerized at your skills. The most important thing in the world to most decent human beings is the future of their children. If you are able to enhance their education and show a genuine interest in their well being, you will not only become a valuable asset to that family but greater society as well. Good children's teachers are extremely difficult to find. By the way I do parties, $400 for an hour and a half. PM me if interested.

 

[Bokanovsky]

No it wouldn't, 8 years plus internship and even after all that he would start on lower wages and have to work his way up.

Keep in mind Doctors also work up to 80 hours a week on average. Yeah sure he would be making 200k a year but basically have no life.

You'd sure hope to make a lot more than $200K if you're working 80 hours a week. That's less than $50 per hour!