Steve Polcari:  

ously and brought home good grades to prove it. I took almost seven (7) years 1990-1994 and 1996-1998 to get my degrees and gave up many family and extracurricular activities to achieve it. In retrospect, I am glad I waited to go back to school because my immaturity at the end of high school would not have served me in gaining an education. If I had to make the decision of going back to college at age 30 and working a full time job while raising two little kids I would do it all over again in a second. An education is something no one can ever take away from you. Workplace From High School to my mid-20's I had very unimpressive jobs. I broke into the Aerospace industry in 1984 as a parts pusher and have ascended gradually through various disciplines to my current position as a Senior Manager for a very well known aerospace company. I've worked for several Fortune 75 companies and find my career fufilling and challenging.