Ask him how many people he’s hired to be part of his administration without a degree.
He's notDeSantis is right here.
Vocational is the way to go. Nothing wrong with the trades.
Florida might actually be up there in terms of aerospace manufacturing/trade jobs.
As far as aerospace and mechanical engineering jobs, Washington State, California, DC, Maryland, Colorado, and Virginia are the places to be.
I’m getting a second bachelors in accounting after wasting time and money on grad school and a BA in economics. The BA isn’t bad was only, $16k in debt. It was grad schools who bent me over and it has netted nothing but two interviews.College is overrated for a lot of people. Now I say this as someone who did graduate but if you go make sure it’s something useful to you. A lot of people just go to check the box and that’s what I think is wasteful. Some people are better served learning a trade. And some should be going to college but they should consider what they are choosing.
I legitimately chose something I thought I was interested in that I now realize I don’t give a damn about and wish I would of learned something useful and future proof.

Won't trades start to get oversaturated as time goes on? Plus the more people into trades , the lower the pay.
I’m getting a second bachelors in accounting after wasting time and money on grad school and a BA in economics. The BA isn’t bad was only, $16k in debt. It was grad schools who bent me over and it has netted nothing but two interviews.![]()