Here's an idea:

Jun 19, 2021
5:17:52pm

Grammar Police All-American

Here's an idea:

Don't go to college.

There are plenty of other ways to learn new skills and aquire new knowledge. Employers care less and less about college degrees, and lots are willing to do on site training.

Plus, it's free.

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Grammar Police

6/19/21 5:17pm

The returns on college are so good - you could argue its too cheap

novacoug1

6/19/21 5:19pm

With two grad degrees my access to fed govt/dc jobs is huge. Still a thing.

Stev_ie

6/19/21 5:24pm

college is fun and worth the money. for people who want jobs that value a degree, then go. For many, college is a waste

HarlemCoug

6/19/21 5:26pm

I am sorry, not going to college is not good advice

2FarGone

6/19/21 5:28pm

And you're incapable of developing communication skills or "basic knowledge" in

Grammar Police

6/19/21 5:32pm

I wouldn’t hire a non-college grad to do anything other than menial labor.

2FarGone

6/19/21 5:39pm

Are you in a dangerous field? You wouldn’t hire a 35 year old with 17 years of

BYUfan92

6/19/21 5:47pm

I work for a fortune 500 company that literally does not care about

JoeExotic

6/19/21 5:53pm

Talk about an outlier

2FarGone

6/19/21 6:32pm

On balance don’t many of us know rich guys without degrees? I know a good #

BYUfan92

6/19/21 6:53pm

But don't you know many, many, many more rich guys with degrees?

2FarGone

6/19/21 7:00pm

The people I know making like 150-400 are probably 3-1 graduates.

JollyGreenGiant

6/19/21 7:23pm

It’s mostly entrepreneurs making that kind of money. And that doesn’t require a

garyfan

6/19/21 7:25pm

All of our clients make at least 100K a year, most way more than that, so by

BYUfan92

6/19/21 8:51pm

The sales and engineering fields in tech companies are filled with

JoeExotic

6/19/21 7:21pm

And as more and more sheep come out of college wokel, but unable to actually work, college will become

Adrielle

6/19/21 9:29pm

It's great advice for people who can't afford it or who don't know what career

777

6/19/21 5:33pm

They can afford it if they prioritize it

2FarGone

6/19/21 5:36pm

Well, you just met one. I have no regrets. But I'd recommend it to those who

777

6/19/21 5:40pm

I went back to college at 28 and graduated with a 3.945 at 34. Looking back

bluecougar1985

6/19/21 5:56pm

I went to college plus a year of grad school and wish I hadn’t done even the undergrad.

JollyGreenGiant

6/19/21 7:25pm

My nephew has decided to become a plumber. I think his earning potential is >>

johnnybyu

6/19/21 5:36pm

It's only risky to skip grad school or college on general in specific fields.

JoeExotic

6/19/21 5:47pm

If you’re the type who psychologically needs a salary.

JollyGreenGiant

6/19/21 6:12pm

And by the time you figure it out, it's harder to go to college with kids

runnincoug

6/19/21 7:54pm

You must be too young to remember the last recession.

Conan

6/19/21 5:33pm

Are you in a tech area? I literally don’t even ask if people have a degree.

BYUfan92

6/19/21 5:51pm

Tech jobs that pay 200k are the same way

JoeExotic

6/19/21 6:15pm

No I was in South Florida from 08-10. It was brutal.

Conan

6/19/21 6:26pm

My brother mentioned this the other day. He’s a Delta Pilot.

Endocoug

6/19/21 5:38pm

For many this is a the answer, but remember going/not going to college can be

Penske Material

6/19/21 5:58pm

I kinda regret going to school.

Backcountry

6/19/21 7:54pm

I had a trade skill before my degree and it led to my first job. It required

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