02-26-2013, 02:00 PM
Well if you want to do your own thing, I would steer clear of New England. Texas is probably the best bet. With my skill set and education, a utility company was always my best option. Depending on where you live you can check out AEP, Florida Power and light, Dominion, Duke energy, Progress, TVA, Southern Companies (Alabama Power), ect.....ect. A quick way to find companies (on the electric side) would be google something like "North Carolina power outages," look at the names and go to their websites. Nobody where I work found their job on Monster or a site like that. Go direct to company websites.
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Intro to Law Enforcement (70) DSST, Criminal Justice (461) DSST, US History 1 (71) CLEP, US History 2 (66) CLEP, Civil War & Reconstruction (67) DSST
Business Ethics & Society (447) DSST, Principles of Management (65) CLEP, Principles of Supervision (450) DSST, Organizational Behavior (60) DSST
Rise & Fall of the Soviet Union (56) DSST, Intro to World Religions (469) DSST, Management Info Systems (448) DSST, Prin of MACROeconomics (63)
Prin of MICROeconomics (64) CLEP, Labor Relations (A) ECE, HR Management (B) ECE, Principles of Financial Accounting(65) DSST, Prin of Finance (408) Money and Banking (52) DSST
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