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So I was at the GM proving grounds today running a few tests, and I got to spend a little time with some of the new vehicles that will be coming out soon.I got to see the Solstice, Saab 9-2, and the Pontiac G6. I also got to look at the Ion Red-Line. These cars are all really sweet, and I will own one of those G6's when they offer the convertible in a year or 2

You have to have the greatest job in the world. Just curious, how did you get it?

>Man, Donald Trump says to do what you love. Gotta hand it to you, you sound like your doing it!

Quote, originally posted by redlava »You have to have the greatest job in the world. Just curious, how did you get it?I spend $20,000 dollars a year, and sacrificed a real college life to go to a private university that specializes in Engineering. I got hired in at GM as a co-op my freshman year for mechanical engineering, and now I work with the Validation group this semester. I go to Kettering University, formerly GMI (General Motors Institute). It was orginally founded by GM a long long time ago, and now it's just a private university no longer just affiliated with GM. It's really a good school, and we are nationally ranked in the top 10 for almost every field we offer, so it's pretty cool. I just have to go to Michigan State on the weekends if I want to have a lot of fun.I'm in my senior year now, and I've got about 1 year left since it's a 5 year program. I've got to write my thesis still also, but hopefully when I graduate I will get hired into the validation group, because the work is a lot of fun.

I had a high school friend who went to GMI in 1971. He's probably dead or retired by now!Congrats. Sounds like an exciting career choice.

Quote, originally posted by Pablo1669 »I spend $20,000 dollars a year, and sacrificed a real college life to go to a private university that specializes in Engineering. I got hired in at GM as a co-op my freshman year for mechanical engineering, and now I work with the Validation group this semester. I go to Kettering University, formerly GMI (General Motors Institute). It was orginally founded by GM a long long time ago, and now it's just a private university no longer just affiliated with GM. It's really a good school, and we are nationally ranked in the top 10 for almost every field we offer, so it's pretty cool. I just have to go to Michigan State on the weekends if I want to have a lot of fun.I'm in my senior year now, and I've got about 1 year left since it's a 5 year program. I've got to write my thesis still also, but hopefully when I graduate I will get hired into the validation group, because the work is a lot of fun. what a cool job. I work in reliability (hourly)at Ft. Wayne Assembly and always thought about doing that, then the years flew by and alas to many years in now.