I'd like to earn an associates degree in EET. I've applied to a couple of schools in Florida and wasn't all that happy with the way either of them were run. Can someone recommend a good school? Also, would you make more money and have more stability if you specialized in Biomedical technology?

 

Do you live in Florida? Adding your location to your user profile would be very helpful, and this question is a perfect example of why

How far away from home are you willing to travel while schooling? Do you intend to commute or live in a dormitory?

 

would you make more money and have more stability if you specialized in Biomedical technology?

I installed a microswitch in an otoscope. I installed the same part number in a microwave oven. Guess which one paid more.

 

Do you live in Florida? Adding your location to your user profile would be very helpful, and this question is a perfect example of why

How far away from home are you willing to travel while schooling? Do you intend to commute or live in a dormitory?

I live in the panhandle of Florida but I'd like to move to central Florida as Im not happy where I'm at. Moving to another state is a possibility. As far as living in the dormitory, I don't think most community colleges offer dorms.

 

What are your interests in electronics? Do you HAVE any interests in electronics?

 

Brian36, it all depends on instructor. even a good school with crappy instructor will not teach you anything you are looking for.

 

I didn't have any problems with instructors as I never got that far. It was the administration at both schools that made me turn away. Hell, the first school I applied to had advisors who couldn't read simple words. I talked to two of them over the phone and neither could read the names of the schools on my transcripts. One of them kept calling Troy University Trey University and the other couldn't pronounce the word Auburn. Maybe this is just the way all public schools are now. It was bad back when I last attended 10 years ago, but not this bad.

Brian36, it all depends on instructor. even a good school with crappy instructor will not teach you anything you are looking for.