Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Same as it has always been for those going for the right reasons, such as growing and developing useful skills and preparing to succeed in a complex world.
Unfortunately, many see it as a 4 year funded vacation while pursuing majors of dubious value setting themselves up for years of debt payments while making little money.
Point being college is still a wise investment for some, but a waste of time and money for others. You need to be pursuing a college education for the right reasons which a number of posters have covered.
is the whole point of being educated making money?
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But no point in denying that it is a worthwhile and enjoyable path for some. Right?
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But no point in denying that it is a worthwhile and enjoyable path for some. Right?
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Not at all. Perhaps you would have benefited from one?
Just one? Are you sure? Sounds like I’ll need ten different degrees like you —keep pitching!
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Not at all. Perhaps you would have benefited from one?
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DP.
Bc these institutions bring massive benefits to society.
My taxes pay for all sorts of things that I don’t personally use, but I’m happy to pay them bc they create a community benefit.
And I in turn benefit from living in a prosperous, safe community.
Good for you—maybe you're one of those who prefer to hire more affordable college graduates from abroad.
Anonymous wrote:We have a population more educated than ever and increasingly stupid. Not seeing the bennies
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DP.
Bc these institutions bring massive benefits to society.
My taxes pay for all sorts of things that I don’t personally use, but I’m happy to pay them bc they create a community benefit.
And I in turn benefit from living in a prosperous, safe community.
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Buried in debt is optional.
You just proved the point that colleges are pointless, and optional
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College is voluntary. Let the marketplace decide. You either buy the product they're selling or you don't. That's how you "hold them accountable."
So why should taxpayers have to fund these institutions?
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Buried in debt is optional.
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To explore and decide upon the meaning of life for oneself, explore the human condition, prepare oneself to be a productive member of society, begin the process of choosing your path in life, etc., etc.
Oh, and to have a lot of fun.
When people are buried in debt for life, they barely have time to enjoy themselves or reflect on what truly matters.
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College is voluntary. Let the marketplace decide. You either buy the product they're selling or you don't. That's how you "hold them accountable."