Ever since I can remember I’ve always been interested in diesel trucks. My dad has a family business that builds roads and transports materls like gravel, sand, and, dirt. So you need big trucks powered by powerful diesel engines to move the equipment and materials you need. And when the trucks breakdown you need someone to fix them anthe trucks are very complicated expensive to take to a mechanic shop, so knowing how the engine works will save you time and money and you could make some extra cash fixing trucks for other drivers. I am planning on going to Lone Star College to be a diesel engineer. To fix flaws and to design better engine for both 18 wheelers and daily driver diesel trucks that are more reliable and longer lasting than the competitors. Or even design my own engine and build a company for myself and have my own empire of diesel trucks and maybe even i might branch out to boats, tractors, and eivin trains or get a contract with the U. S. of A. Military and have …show more content…
Tuition for one semester is about two thousand dollars a semester and books will cost around eight hundred dollars a semester as well, so in total for one year it will cost to a total sum of five thousand six hundred dollars for just the school’s tuition and books without food a place to crash or any thing for a social life. The cost for dorms at Lone Star College is around fifteen hundred dollars a semester so around three thousand dollars a year and for a grand total of six thousand dollars for the full two years of school at Lone star College. So in the long run I will probably drive every day to school or buy a houseboat in Lake Houston and live with a friend that is going to Lone Star College as well to save money and water ski or go parting when I am not at work, school, or