Business letter....extra 2%?

[Bar_Down]

i love how all the arguing we did about him writing the letter probably took longer than actually writing the letter ahaha

 

[californiagrown]

what year you in at school?

 

[geteducated]

entry level position might be understandable, but if you are good at what you do, have references from distinguished people, and have good experience, grades are not important.

 

[Bar_Down]

who me?

 

[C00N3Y]

lol howd yu want me to incorporate opportunity cost into it again haha

 

[californiagrown]

ya gotta get your foot in the door before you can walk up the stairs

 

[icon1234]

Opportunity cost is essential what the forgone cost of doing something it; it's the alternative choice of what you could have used your time for. To incorporate it into your "Business letter," justifying why you deserve the 2% say that writing this letter I have missed the opportunity to do xxx, thus proving this class and my grade is one of my highest priorities, which is why I deserve the 2%. Something a long those lines, I honestly would of just said something how I came to class everyday, participated to the best of my ability in class, and did my best to the learn the course material, which is why I deserve 2%.

 

[RubberSoul]

oooh engineers, you can spot 'em from a mile away... i just wish a couple of them would get laid so they might have something besides school/work to talk about

 

[californiagrown]

LOL WE FER SURE HAVE A SUPERIORITY COMPLEX...FOR A REASON: WE ARE SIMPLY BETTER THAN YOU.

A GOOD ENGINEER IS MORE VALUABLE AS A BUISNESMAN THAN A GOOD BUISNESMAN, ITS BECAUSE OF THE WAY WE THINK THROUGH PROBLEMS.

 

[RubberSoul]

i think the phrase you're looking for is "chip on your shoulder"

 

[californiagrown]

YOUD BE SURPRISED HOW MANY EX JOCKS ARE CIVILS AND MECHANICALS.

DONT HAVE TOO MUCH OF A CHIP ON OUR SHOULDER, WE JUST THINK WE ARE SMARTER THAN MOST EVERYONE