Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who hangs their degree on the wall?
In my professional and life experience, the people in the most prestigious careers hang their degrees on their office walls- it is SOP for attorneys, judges, doctors, dentists, accountants, veterinarians, architects, etc.
I don’t think it’s about bragging so much as establishing credentials with lay clientele.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who hangs their degree on the wall? I have no idea where my degrees are. Once every five years or so I clean thr basement and find one. My husband and I have 5 degrees between us, three of them Ivy, and none are on the walls. Nor do we talk about them. You wouldn’t know unless you read out online bios that our employer makes us put up.
The only people who I know where they went to college are the ones who went to big basketball or football schools, because they won’t shut up about the alma maters teams. Everyone knows a Duke/ or UNC grad around March madness time!
My, oh my. How superior you are!
DH and I have five degrees between us and three diplomas of five are on the wall in our office in our basement. Not sure what on earth you think is so awful about that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Come back to me when high schools grads make the same money. I’m pretty happy when college educated engineers design our infrastructure
I mean…if someone passes the engineering certifications I don’t care how they learned the material whether attending college or on their own.
You do realize that the founders of Oracle, Tumblr, Open AI and many other companies only have HS diplomas…however they are skilled.
Anonymous wrote:Come back to me when high schools grads make the same money. I’m pretty happy when college educated engineers design our infrastructure
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who hangs their degree on the wall? I have no idea where my degrees are. Once every five years or so I clean thr basement and find one. My husband and I have 5 degrees between us, three of them Ivy, and none are on the walls. Nor do we talk about them. You wouldn’t know unless you read out online bios that our employer makes us put up.
The only people who I know where they went to college are the ones who went to big basketball or football schools, because they won’t shut up about the alma maters teams. Everyone knows a Duke/ or UNC grad around March madness time!
I started at community college, worked full time for 12 years, paid as I went and graduated with my B.S. from my state flagship at age 30 with a 2 year old. I sure as hell hang my state flagship degree up on my wall.
Anonymous wrote:He’s absolutely right. At this point most people are just paying for a piece of paper, not an education.
Anonymous wrote:I went to college 33 years ago upon threat of disowning by my parents if I refused - they only offered minimal financial help and encouraged me to go into huge student loan debt.
Without question it was a poor choice for me and I would be doing much better if I’d gone into a trade or done a certification program in something like dental hygiene or radiology tech or nurse’s aide with a path to employer funded educational advancement.
I am grateful for the stuff my education put in my head, and wish I had been born in a social democracy where higher education is provided at minimal cost to citizens who are interested and show capacity for it.
But encouraging young people to take on a mortgage for an education with uncertain returns is terrible policy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who?
Con Inc grifter who's never had a real job in his life. Literally a drama/theater major who larps as a tough guy for GOP bucks.
Anonymous wrote:Who hangs their degree on the wall?
Anonymous wrote:Who hangs their degree on the wall? I have no idea where my degrees are. Once every five years or so I clean thr basement and find one. My husband and I have 5 degrees between us, three of them Ivy, and none are on the walls. Nor do we talk about them. You wouldn’t know unless you read out online bios that our employer makes us put up.
The only people who I know where they went to college are the ones who went to big basketball or football schools, because they won’t shut up about the alma maters teams. Everyone knows a Duke/ or UNC grad around March madness time!