you should check out the Mesa thread!

A lot of Delta guys never interviewed at Delta too.

And the guys that flowed got a massive short cut also... Point is he called out shyguy for taking a short cut... meanwhile he shortcut his way into Delta.

You know people in glass houses etc etc

Yes, engineering, BSME. I also know what a college degree is for. It's so an employer, like me, knows how to disseminate potential employees. The knowledge you learned in college is almost completely useless to me, and every other employer. Tell me about how a degree in art history allows you to shoot an ILS.

No, you are trying to attribute some value to the piece of paper we both have. It is nothing more than a way for employer to know that you are not forging your application.

Wow. Time to bail out of the regional threads again.

Not for an engineering major. Like yourself, I was engineering and my first job at age 22 required an engineering degree. And I would say that the education acquired did help in this particular job. I don't think I'd be the same person without that 4 year degree. That phase from 18-22 taught me a lot. And you are correct that a college degree won't help you shoot an ILS but that's not the point of airlines requiring a degree.

Disseminate? definition: to spread or disperse (something, especially information) widely. I can see why you don't value your degree.

It also means to distribute, which, is what I used it there for.

Lol what? Reread what you wrote. It doesn't make sense.