complicated mix of electronics, electricity, and mechanics that are pays very well. and you also list air traffic controller. i m a little surprised here. let me have you talk about that a little bit. also to kindf include in your answer. if an employer has a choice between a college-educated air traffic controller or one who doesn t have a college degree, wouldn t they naturally gravitate towards the college degree or no? it s a very specialized skill. it s not a something you re goi to learn in a class in history or mathematics. so it really is the on-the-job training that makes the critical separates the men from the boys or who would be good at the job. and you can t fake it. you can t have classroom knowledge, stand in for the ability to handle t stress and complexity of routing traffic in a major airport. so basically a person that would go to begin to train as an air traffic controller right out of high school would be a mp start on somebody who went to college, paid