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Username Remember Me? Password Register. Forgot Password? Part time OTR? Page 1 of 3. Thread Tools. Since it's been a few months since I posted, I thought I'd come back to give an update and look for some more guidance. I came home just in time for the G20 conference and got into a private security job for that which I was expecting to roll into a full time position, but that flopped.
So, I checked with a good college here that has, in my opinion, has an unparalleled veteran's program. The catch is that the degree program that I want, they only have as a minor, but are in the process of expanding into a major. I could cross my fingers and hope that I can transfer to it before I get too deep involved in my alternative major. I found that I may have a chance to use retraining funds to pay for a local CDL course. The program is hours with road time.
So, I'm going to try to see if I can manage to do that along with doing general college courses in the spring semester. So I can use that as a fall back. I still would like to drive OTR, though.
I'm looking for input as to the chances I might have to get with an OTR company temporarily, like over the summer, possibly longer until the college gets my major together. Like I said, I would be getting my CDL through gov't funds, so I wouldn't have to be worried about repaying the training. Any advice? View Public Profile. There is usually not a contract with any carrier which specifies that you must stay with them for a specific time period unless they are training you and helping you to get your CDL.
