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Sep 17, 2003 | 11:52 PM

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01IntegraGSR

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Wyotech...

I just recieved all the info on Wyotech a couple weeks ago and I am seriously considering going next year. I was just scanning over another thread and I noticed a few people saying that they were going/ or else considering it. If I end up attending I am going to specialize in chasis fabrication and high performance engines.

I thought it was pretty kewl that we can work on our own cars up there and get discounts on parts! It makes me wanna hold out on doing anything more to mine and just wait till I'm there. I guess my only concern was that, once I go there I probably wont be coming back to Tampa again.

But I donno if thats really such a bad thing.

So any way..who else is going or considering to? And please add any more comments about Wyotech b/c I'd love to hear more about it.

Sep 18, 2003 | 12:10 AM

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my friend jon is going up there in january. hes really looking forward to it. hes specializing in custom fabrication and chassis i think. he has his acceptance letter framed in his room

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Sep 18, 2003 | 12:14 AM

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I don't trust schools like that. Im sure they have their place and everything, but small tech schools IMHO don't offer the same "level" of teaching that is offered in other, mainstream schools.

Personally I'd stick to a more traditional level of education.

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Sep 18, 2003 | 01:24 AM

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Originally posted by Cronic
I don't trust schools like that. Im sure they have their place and everything, but small tech schools IMHO don't offer the same "level" of teaching that is offered in other, mainstream schools.

Personally I'd stick to a more traditional level of education.

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Well, I can understand where you're coming from Jeff, but some people arent interested or satisfied with traditional schooling. Going to Wyotech could always be a stepping stone for a larger opportunity down the road.

Anyhoo, thanx for giving a different perspective. I know b4 I make up my mind, I want to know every aspect possible.

Sep 18, 2003 | 07:38 AM

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The one problem is if you are hoping to get into field where you get to do thigns like hot rods and race cars etc... There is already a ton of other ppl wanted to do it as well. That makes it very hard to get into that field, so you might be ept to taking somethign else just to get started. I sure hop you have a lot of patience, you will get some cars that will just make you wanna rip your hair out and light the car on fire. Its still fun to learn what to do, but theres just the fact you need to have patience and also make sure you do it right and dont forget to tighten something. Cause you would hate to ruin a motor or have some get hurt because you forget one bolt

good luck though

Sep 29, 2004 | 06:32 PM

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alredy enroled to go in july im taking colision repair trim apolstry and custome street rod fab. top notch school best in the country(in my opinion). if your considering goin sign up soon classes fill up verry fast. let me know if your goin we can through sum kick ass partys lol. start a blairsville teg team