The document discusses the author's career choices of farming or becoming a diesel mechanic. Their first choice is farming, which would require attending Ohio State University to study agriculture and earth science at a total cost of $181,044 for a 4-year degree. Establishing a farm would cost over $1 million for equipment like tractors and combines. Their second choice is to become a diesel mechanic, but the document does not provide tuition costs for the Universal Technical Institute program. Establishing a mechanic shop would require a $2,000 computer diagnostic tool. The opportunity cost of choosing farming is that the author would not be able to work as a diesel mechanic or on trucks.

1. Career choices

2. My first choice is Farming
 I will have to go to college.
 I will go to Ohio State University.
 I will go there agriculture education and
earth science.

3. Ohio State University
 To go to Ohio state with all fees paid it
cost $45,261.
 This is to go for agriculture and earth
science.
 Going to college for 4 years it cost
$181,044

4. Farming
 Now I will add all the fees up to get a
farm.
 One of my tractors will cost
$405,277.00.
 My combine will cost 617,420.00
 The rest of the total cost is 1,022,697.00

5. My second choice is a diesel
mechanic
 I will go to collage for this to at UTI Auto
Mechanic.

6. Diesel Mechanic
 I couldn’t find a tuition cost for going to
UTI.
 This is to go to be a diesel mechanic

7. Diesel mechanic shop
 The tools to do this is diesel computer
chip.
 The one I want is efi live.
 It cost $2,000 for the computer tool.
That’s all I need.

8. Opportunity cost
 My opportunity cost is that I wont be
able to be a Diesel mechanic.
 And I wont be able to work on trucks.

9. Opportunity cost
 The other cost is that I now cant go to
UTI.
 I cant go to collage to be a Diesel
mechanic.

10. Opportunity cost