Anonymous wrote:College itself is not a scam. College with 70K+/year is a scam.
I would rather send my kid to UVA instead of CMU so that I can save 150K+ in four years and use that money for him/her to work on improving the golf game and other music activities. As they said, most businesses get done on the business course.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Non college grad who earns 375-400,000 annually in sales. Never had student loan debt and have been on my own and saving since 19.
Will not be pushing my kids into college. If they want to go, great, ive saved for it. But I won’t be pushing them. The math on what 4 years of college at the SLAC i chose, vs the money I put away and compounded is substantial.
The loss to an intellectually talented person who never attends college cannot be measured in money.
Anonymous wrote:College itself is not a scam. College with 70K+/year is a scam.
I would rather send my kid to UVA instead of CMU so that I can save 150K+ in four years and use that money for him/her to work on improving the golf game and other music activities. As they said, most businesses get done on the business course.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Non college grad who earns 375-400,000 annually in sales. Never had student loan debt and have been on my own and saving since 19.
Will not be pushing my kids into college. If they want to go, great, ive saved for it. But I won’t be pushing them. The math on what 4 years of college at the SLAC i chose, vs the money I put away and compounded is substantial.
The loss to an intellectually talented person who never attends college cannot be measured in money.
Anonymous wrote:Non college grad who earns 375-400,000 annually in sales. Never had student loan debt and have been on my own and saving since 19.
Will not be pushing my kids into college. If they want to go, great, ive saved for it. But I won’t be pushing them. The math on what 4 years of college at the SLAC i chose, vs the money I put away and compounded is substantial.
Anonymous wrote:Bill mahre was talking about this on his show saying that people are paying a fortune on degrees, than waiting tables anyway, because it’s hard to find work. He also said most people don’t even need degrees. What are your thoughts?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:+1 for comp sci, pick Cmu; You'll earn back the $150K in two years or less. UVa isn't Julliard??Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:College itself is not a scam. College with 70K+/year is a scam.
I would rather send my kid to UVA instead of CMU so that I can save 150K+ in four years and use that money for him/her to work on improving the golf game and other music activities. As they said, most businesses get done on the business course.
It all depends. For some UVA is a scam. If you are outgoing, frat house, drinking, partying type, UVA is a good place. But if you are an introvert nerd type, CMU is a better fit and provides more support for career counseling and academic help.
This is complete B.S. A CS CMU grad will not make 70K more than a CS UVA grad. There are always exceptions but 99.9999% of CS CMU grads will make the same salary as CS UVA grad. Not everyone who graduated from CMU becomes Marc Ewing. My oldest graduated in CS from CMU in 2018, and his younger brother graduated from UVA in 2019 also in CS. The older brother has 110k salary while the younger brother has a 105k salary.
Please do not post surveys here. They are pretty much fake and unreliable.
Anonymous wrote:+1 for comp sci, pick Cmu; You'll earn back the $150K in two years or less. UVa isn't Julliard??Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:College itself is not a scam. College with 70K+/year is a scam.
I would rather send my kid to UVA instead of CMU so that I can save 150K+ in four years and use that money for him/her to work on improving the golf game and other music activities. As they said, most businesses get done on the business course.
It all depends. For some UVA is a scam. If you are outgoing, frat house, drinking, partying type, UVA is a good place. But if you are an introvert nerd type, CMU is a better fit and provides more support for career counseling and academic help.
+1 for comp sci, pick Cmu; You'll earn back the $150K in two years or less. UVa isn't Julliard??Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:College itself is not a scam. College with 70K+/year is a scam.
I would rather send my kid to UVA instead of CMU so that I can save 150K+ in four years and use that money for him/her to work on improving the golf game and other music activities. As they said, most businesses get done on the business course.
It all depends. For some UVA is a scam. If you are outgoing, frat house, drinking, partying type, UVA is a good place. But if you are an introvert nerd type, CMU is a better fit and provides more support for career counseling and academic help.
Anonymous wrote:College itself is not a scam. College with 70K+/year is a scam.
I would rather send my kid to UVA instead of CMU so that I can save 150K+ in four years and use that money for him/her to work on improving the golf game and other music activities. As they said, most businesses get done on the business course.