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[fat_chris]

Sorry to nitpit, but the "MBA in linguistics" has thrown me for a loop. MBA in accounting, finance, marketing, etc, yes, but, in linguistics?

[arioch36]

I take less for 12 hours at a college. Then I decide how much more money to make. I don't think Hoju was taking in the right way. My second year, a guy who was with me the first year got a sweet job for 10,000 or so. He had worked part time at the same school before for 50 per hour.

Would a brand new person get the 10,000 job? Not likely. I was offered a similar job. I worked part time somewhee, they liked me, offered me "big bucks" I said no, but I was offered the job because I was already working in the area. They are not going to let me advertise that job on the net. I don't know this Hoju, how would I recommend the job to him or vice versa?

Let's be real. You stay in a place, and work opportunities then may come. In time

[AKA]

The message never seems to sink in.
If you are competent and hard working, then take a modestly paid , short hours uni. job in your choice of location; big smoke is best. Then search for the private [ie company/MBA conversation class] jobs at around 250 an hour.
Therein lies your pot of gold.