go to school, have fun, study hard, make friends, and enjoy being in college. It is an experience everybody should enjoy.

Here's the deal.
It's either Petro Services/Safety and working 7/7 while in school at Nicholls

It engineering at UL. If I'm going to UL I'm fishing.. If I'm there I might Aswell do that.

That's where I'm stuck at. Picking which way to roll. Both are a 4 year.

That's not even a question.
UL=fine a s s honeys like you've never seen in the Bluff. Or in your life for that matter if you haven't been to Lafayette much. Still close to hunting and fishing.

Nichols=Thibodaux, LA=nuff said

An engineering degree is the way to go nowadays if you are going to college. Guaranteed job security and a well paying job right out of school.

Don't be a fool, FOOL. Go to UL.

Engineering. Just about anybody on a rig could get that Nicholls degree. When I was graduating from LSU with an environmental science degree approximately 70% of the job listings I looked at were "Engineer Preferred." In hindsight I would have gone engineer.

And even if you have to work 3 jobs stay away from student loans.

If that is the case, ULL all the way.

And even if you have to work 3 jobs stay away from student loans.[/QUOTE]

X2 I went to ULL and graduated after messing around for 5 1/2 years.. But I always had a part time job during school and full time job during summer/winter. When I finished I owed $0 in loans or to anyone... Best thing I ever did cuz I still got podnas complaining about student loans and we graduated in 07!!

Everyone is correct.

Whatever you do, get an engineering degree. Fish. Work part time. Best of everything.

With the right engineering degree and the right company, you can be in management in a few years if you apply yourself and not have to do engineering work anymore.
I see this all the time in oilfield engineering. Especially Chemical and Mechanical Engineering.
Petroleum Engineers usually make more money out the gate though.

you know there is a middle ground between those two. maybe try a ITEC degree from UL. Not as involved as MEch or Chem. Also a ton of night classes to be able to fish and hunt in the mornings.

You just had to bring up the honeys huh.. Lol only bad thing about goin to UL, I gotta find me an apartment. Nicholls I had a house I could stay at.