Anyone here make over 40k with DACA? - Page 12

Mechanical engineering different industries

My salary right before DACA 27K
2 Months after DACA 45K
6 months after DACA 65K
2 years after DACA 70K
4 years after DACA 85K

Trump Jan 20, 2017 post DACA 00000.0 K


Sadness all over again.

Here is my salary breakdown as an Electrical Engineer (EE) graduated May 2014, location CT.

Remember location matters a lot.

1st year 69k + 5k bonus - Leadership Program (EE)
2nd year 71k - Leadership Program (EE)
3rd year 76k - Embedded Firmware Engineer

It's all about how much one saves.

24k part time job
55k ft job
13k side business

Digital media

They gave me a chance to work and I am doing it! lol

I Wanna Play!

90K Radiology.

50k teacher

Is radiology fun?

I know it is really a good paying profession and actually the concept behind it is really cool. I am curious as to how you like it day to day?

Also, was the schooling hard for it? or not so much. I sometimes wonder why more people do not go into it. It is a hidden well paying job.

Although it seems to have a flat rate, are there opportunities for raises in the profession?

I'll play along:

$40k Prior to DACA

After DACA:
$45K - 1st year
$60K -2nd year
$63k- 3rd year
$75-80k - 4th Year

EE degree transitioned to a Sales Eng role this past year, only been there a year but thinking of moving again sometime next year. This is in TX so not bad, could be better but not bad.

What's your background if you don't mind me asking? I have a possibility of moving to a construction company as a project eng, thinking about it.

500,000--pornstar.

They call me "The Iron Curtain."