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and the material

had always seemed just a little beyond

my grasp. Score

another point

for

CIE.

Another thing is that CIE offered

a complete

package:

FCC

License and technical school diploma. Completion

time

was reasonably short, and I could attain

something

definite

without

dragging

it out over an interminable num-

ber of years. Here

eliminated those

schools which gave

college

credits instead of graduation diplomas. I work in

the

R and D department of a large company and it's been

my observation that technical school graduates generally

hold better positions than men with a few college credits.

A college degree is

one thing, but I'm

years

old,

and

10 or 15 years of

part -time college just isn't for nic.

No,

wanted

to graduate

in a year

or two,

not just .dart.

school

offers both

resident

and correspondence

training,

it's my feeling that the correspondence men are

sort of on the outside of things.

Because I wanted

a full -fledged student instead

of just a

tagalong; CIE's

exclusively

home

study program

naturally attracted

nie.

Then, too, it's

the men who know their

theory

who

are moving

ahead where I work. They can read schematics

and

understand

circuit operation. I

want

to be a good

theory man.

From the

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you can see I did

not select

CIE

any haphazard fashion. I knew what I was looking for,

and only CIE

had all

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things

wanted.

Two

Pay

Raises in

Less Than a Year

Only eleven

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with

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I passed

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Radar

Endorsement. I had a pay increase

even be-

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another

only

ten months later.

I'm getting to be known as a theory

man around work,

instead of one

the screwdriver mechanics.

These are the tangible results.

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things

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good

know that I know

what

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Yes, it is

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and

generally

flattering

commentary

have

been

in large part responsible for my pay increases. Mr.

Martin

has given me much more student

service

than "the

contract calls for," and I certainly

owe

him a

sincere debt

of gratitude.

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there is Mr. Toni Duffy. my instructor. I

don't believe I've

ever

had

the individual

attention

any

classroom

that I've received from Mr. Duffy. He is clear,

authoritative,

and spared no

time or effort to answer my

every

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Mr. Dully, I've received

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could

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expected from

full-time

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Fin very,

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