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That's not my fault. You seem to know me, but don't want me to know you..so.. what more could I do but ask? I wish I would have used mine. |
Even tho I hated school and I wasn't the best student, I'll admit looking at my degree on the wall is kinda cool and you'll appreciate it later in life... especially if you wife and her circle of friends have theirs and/or advanced degrees :2 cents:
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People who point out "well so and so never went to college and he's the most successful guy I know" are like the people who had an uncle who lived to be 90 even though he smoked 3 packs of cigarettes a day.
There are exceptions to everything, but the rules are the rules for a reason. |
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(end Dr. Phil rant) :) |
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Im gonna give my daughter the opportunities that i never got. She will be very informed when she makes her major choices in life. And she will know that all of her choices are not always permanent. And as far as bragging about my kid going to college or me going to college, i need to worry more about explaining how i have a BS, BA and JD degree and im shoot porn for a living. And yes you dont need college to go and accomplish your business goals. But it is pretty cool to have it under your belt as an accomplishment.:thumbsup And dont let EscortBizPro fool you, its easy for him to say college is a waste of time when he is packing a 180+ IQ:thumbsup |
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The only people who think college is bullshit are people who simply couldn't make it. |
fact: people who have been to college never make threads like "if you never went to college you are a loser!"
wonder why that is? gfy isn't therapy. |
Something else to think about regarding this issue.
College isn't necessary if all you want to do is make a living, or even make a fortune, but believe it or not, money isn't everything to all people. We're not going to find a cure for cancer without people going to college. We're not going to have many engineers, doctors, dentists, scientists, etc if nobody goes to college. There are alot of other things the world needs besides people who are good at buying something for $1 and selling it for $2. A post was made earlier about how come the children of the rich are often not financial successes, even though they're given every advantage vis a vis education. Did it ever occur to you that money isn't important to them because they grew up in an environment of excess and decided that they wanted to do something with their life other than doubling their father's fortune? |
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A science degree will make you a lot smarter. You talk different, you think different.
When I catch up with high school friends you can tell they haven't changed since they were 15. Even if the career opportunities are hard to find it's still worth doing. College is a 3 year blast, and chicks dig graduates! |
todays post goes into details about this very topic its a good read
http://www.nypost.com/seven/06282009...ee__176545.htm http://www.nypost.com/seven/06282009...oped_graph.jpg |
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????? They are there!! Balls, brains, work experience, you name it, its there. To such a serious extreme that its really not fair to everyone else. EBP Is not looking for validation. He is sharing an opinion that is nurtured by his experiences, knowledge and accomplishments. But then again "The Devils greatest trick is convincing everyone that he does not exist'. This is a great little exchange of ideas and opinions, but at the end of the day I have 2 college undergraduate degrees, Advertising/Marketing, Communications/Public Relations and a JD degree in law. College was no waste of my time and i do use a lot of what i learned everyday. Then again my degrees give me real world knowledge that i can make work for me. If i had a degree in Art, Drama, Liberal Arts or underwater basket weaving from an Ivy league school and worked at Starbucks i would probably shoot my self. Thats what you get for going to school for the wrong reasons (your parents).:2 cents: |
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Like assuming that the guy with no college will be able to stay employed, consistently, from age 18-65. Considering we average a recession once a decade and that group is the one hardest hit, not likely. Considering job prospects for that group will continue to deteriorate over time, these numbers holding up is even less likely. We're also dealing with some fuzzy math vis a vis savings. In this hypothetical, the high school guy starts saving 5% of his pay at age 18. The college guy doesn't start saving until he's 34. That's 16 years of extra savings, so no shit the guy who started 16 years earlier is ahead. Not a very fair or realistic comparison. As is usual with an op-ed, this guy already had his mind made up and then "found" numbers that supported his theory. Nice try though. :winkwink: |
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