Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain this to those of us who are not plugged in?

The job market for new grads right now is TERRIBLE and if you majored in Computer science? R.I.P💀

You can definitely make a career out of tutoring and running a company in this field. Yes, many do it as a side gig or until they figure out their path. However, there is a huge market for this niche.

Anonymous wrote:My son's test tutor did it for awhile while having fun and now is at Harvard law. He was making serious bank private tutoring and traveling around and taking a post-college break for a few years.

+1

Friend's kid made SERIOUS bank. I love the asinine comments from the usual posters about how 'uncreative' Ivy grads are and they only followed a script. Yet- you have Bezos, Zuckerburg, Gates, Musk, etc. Same people using and driving all of their products. lol

Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain this to those of us who are not plugged in?

Ignore. It's just another in a series of b
posts bashing eliite schools. Lots of envy out there. I'm a Harvard grad - grads do not spend their lives tutoring students to get into Harvard. It's an absurd claim. There might be a few examples while the student preps for the LSAT and prepsfor law school but nit as full time careers