"Always do the right thing"

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2. Nothing is more valuable than your network especially your Aggie network

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2. Be focused. Do not be afraid to take a chance and follow your dreams. Never stop learning. Treat others as you want to be treated.

Stay close to the Lord Jesus Christ in all aspects of your life!
Start a Retirement account NOW!!! Don't depend on your employer pension.
Avoid debt!
Stay healthy. Being over weight will cause major issues later in life and will be costly.

Learn to speak Mandarin

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2. Expect tremendous dissapointment and never stop pursuing opportunities to improve your value as an asset. And don't expect the Aggie network to fill in the gap between your effort and your goals.

Suck up your pride and move in with mom and dad (if you work in the same city). You won't have privacy but you will save a LOT of cash. I could have paid off my debt 2-3 years earlier if I had done that

Join th Army and see th world.

Go after th Generals daughter (th ugly one; will lead to rapid advancement)

Volunteer

Buy th first round

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2). Be the first in and last out.

Do the tasks others don't want to do

Learn to work well with others. If you have leadership skills working with a group you should rise to the top.

"When life gives you lemons, say f#ck the lemons and bail." - Kunu

Whatever you do, be the best at it. Anyone can develop skills, but having the willingness and discipline to do the job well is the difference between being average and great.

You're an Aggie. You'll find work. The brotherhood is real. Congrats on graduating, and good luck in your future. Gig em!

Winners?

Thanks for all the great responses. Winners posted in the OP.

Randy '01

Invest early.
Don't resent the toughest boss. It's good for you.
Take chances.
Don't ever be a locker room lawyer.
Make friends with the best people.
Dress nice, it is important.

I don't get the "4,250" response. What is that in reference to?

4,250 is the answer to one of the two trivia questions in the OP.

In 2017, how many companies recruited through the Texas A&M Career Center?

Randy '01

Calling gig_em02.

We tried reaching out to you, but got a kick back from your email. Send me an email at rreyes01 at aggienetwork dot com if you're interested in your winnings. Thanks!

Randy '01

Love what you do, regardless of what that might be. When you find a position that meshes your talents, skills, education and experience with your passion, take it. It will never seem like a job. Instead, it will be your "calling." You'll be great at it, and because of that, you'll earn more than just about everyone else who does that job.

Hunt public land.

Enterprise Rent A Car overworks and underpays!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!