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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We're in an unchartered territory because of AI. The jobs will look different four years from now. That’s inevitable. Don’t spend too much money on undergrad. It's so obvious that while college education is a necessity in general (unless you're a born entrepreneur), it will not guarantee you a high paying job because the jobs of the future will not rely on human intelligence (unless you're an AI visionary).
Kids should take a chill pill so to speak while this plays out. In state or very cheap public flagship is the way to go if you’re not going to get any merit aid. Very simple![/quote]

People with resources are going to pay for a high quality education.  They're always have and they probably always will.  No one can take an education away from you once you have it.[/quote]
High quality education is available in a lot more places than you think. We’re saying the same thing, so please read, understand and then reply. Always a great strategy![/quote]

Many state flagship, top 500 schools can offer a great education and opportunities for those that want it.  Just because they only give this to 10% of the students rather than 50%, like the more competitive school, doesn't mean it's not available.[/quote]

The great thing about flagships is that you can access lots of resources without being in any program.  There is just a huge smorgasbord of things to get involved in.  So it's not about what you get "given", it's about how you choose to spend your time.  It's there waiting for you if you want it.  I still go back to my grad flagship for theater, concerts, speakers, etc.[/quote]

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