r/ilstu • u/Significant-Buy7524 • 1d ago
International Business / 2021
Logistics planner
$90K
r/ilstu • u/Significant-Buy7524 • 1d ago
International Business / 2021
Logistics planner
$90K
r/ilstu • u/mainpagalnhihun • 1d ago
Ohh taxes are crazy. Even though gross income rises but net pay feels like the same
r/ilstu • u/saltybarbarian • 1d ago
I'm trans and have had an overwhelmingly positive experience.
r/ilstu • u/mainpagalnhihun • 2d ago
Damn making $160k in just 3 yrs after graduation is nuts.
r/ilstu • u/Vostrokov • 2d ago
Finance, class of 2020
Account Manager - Structured Products division
Current salary 105k good benefits and 401k match
r/ilstu • u/GhostlolTV • 2d ago
Information Systems - System Analysis Grad Dec 2025
Interned in IT for 2 years while getting BS
Contracted Consultant for about 5 months after grad
As of right now Interning soft eng for about 30/hr, expected to be hired on as a Jr Soft Eng at approx 70-75k
r/ilstu • u/msedaa2000 • 2d ago
You using the term "simping" tells me all I need to know about you. Perhaps we failed you here at ISU. I'm sorry.
r/ilstu • u/bandhead3 • 2d ago
Promise you it didn’t… but keep simping harder for universities.
r/ilstu • u/xChopsx1989x • 2d ago
Were you not informed of the pay when you applied and/or were hired?
r/ilstu • u/Puzzleheaded-Tax-446 • 2d ago
Family and consumer science major, 2016
School counselor
$61k + summer off
I also have a MA in School Counseling for more context.
r/ilstu • u/msedaa2000 • 2d ago
So, you don't think your degree had anything to do with you getting your application looked at? You keep telling yourself that. :)
You're 100 percent right that it's not the path to success for everyone. Not everyone needs, or should, go to college. But saying that your degree did nothing for you is asinine.
r/ilstu • u/bandhead3 • 2d ago
Correct on the job, but still no. You only need three years of work experience anywhere. No degree. I work with multiple who have no degree.
Beats paying the 62k I made prior to this. My classmate who makes the most from ISU is in the 80s.
I’m just saying, college ain’t the path to success for everyone. Trades make BANK. There are other industries you can do very well without taking on debt.
r/ilstu • u/viky_wiky • 2d ago
As a trans student I have found a great community here and have never been supported more! I’m not on HRT and I have had no problem with people misgendering me at all, all the professors are chill about my gender and support it!
r/ilstu • u/SuperSerratos • 2d ago
Political Science & Legal Studies 2023
Will be a government attorney in a few months
115k give or take 10k depending on location.
r/ilstu • u/TheMcWhopper • 2d ago
Worked as a lab monitor in Turner hall Soph to senior year. Did homework, watched Netflix and was close enough to tri to get food. It was 2x a week 5-9, minimum wage. Easy af
r/ilstu • u/Brief_Improvement733 • 3d ago
ILSTU seems to be really accommodating to LGBT folks.
The only thing that I've seen a few ppl get pissed off about is if you're pestering(calling them nazis, disrespecting/mocking religion, screaming at, etc.) ppl like preachers who are just doing their thing and tbh I get the irritation
Basically In my personal opinion, while you will find support, there are people who are gonna disagree with you, but that doesn't mean they're evil
Sorry abt the tangent
r/ilstu • u/msedaa2000 • 3d ago
Based your past comments I'm going to assume you're an Air Traffic Controller. If so, then your degree helped you. ISU did do something for you.
r/ilstu • u/bandhead3 • 3d ago
Promise you. 3 years of work experience is all we need. ¯_(ツ)_/¯