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Old 03-23-2008, 11:44 PM
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Default Land Surveying Jobs in Texas?
Where would someone with no knowledge about the state of Texas ( has never live or visited Texas) be better off working in the field of Land Surveying?
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Anywhere. If you live in any of the big cities there is an enormous demand for surveyors created by constant development and a huge volume of real estate turnover. If you are a country boy at heart the smaller towns in and around the oilfields will have similar demand and ample opportunity.
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Lone Star College (previously Montgomery College) offers a two or four year course in this - you could call up the department and ask their advice.
Or, Texas A&M has surveying degrees so you could call one of the profs and ask their advice, too. People love it when you ask for their advice. And listen to it.
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