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[zY|]

College is a racket imo

I think so too.

[poopoo333]

Yeah college is boring. I am just doing it because I have to.

[Vandelay]

I'm not sure how that works. The college is paying you money to attend their classes? I've heard of scholarships, grants, financial aid and such, but to actually earn money by going to a college? Maybe different states do it differently.

[Vandelay]

You can pay for college as you go. No need to borrow money or spend down your savings. Just get a job and pay for it, if you think it is so important.

I pay for it out of my checking acct at the beginning of each semester and then try and get back to that point before the next semester comes up. It's almost impossible to earn 4500 in 5 months while still paying for everyday expenses.

[Thewisemann]

sell weed, youll make a killin

[MMA_scientist]

^ work more hours. Go to a cheaper school. Take fewer classes over a longer period of time.

[SPX]

sell weed, youll make a killin

Only if you grow it yourself, really.

[Vandelay]

College is a racket imo

Sad part is, most career's require you to have a degree.

[poopoo333]

I'm not sure how that works. The college is paying you money to attend their classes? I've heard of scholarships, grants, financial aid and such, but to actually earn money by going to a college? Maybe different states do it differently.

I don't really get paid to attend their classes. It works like this:

I have Florida PrePaid and Florida Bright Futures scholarship.

They both cover my tuition and they are both applied to my account every semester.

The amount both of those programs pay per semester is over the amount of what my actual tuition charge is.

I get the left over money from the programs on a debit card per semester.


Do you understand? It's pretty simple

[Thewisemann]

Only if you grow it yourself, really.

not nessesarily
but that will increase your profit

[Vandelay]

^ work more hours. Go to a cheaper school. Take fewer classes over a longer period of time.

Any university will charge around 300 per credit hour and if you go to school for a longer period of time, your delaying the start of your career until your mid to late 20's. Honestly it is important to know what field you want to get into before you start college so that you don't take unnecessary classes. If I were to do it again, I probably would have taken a full schedule in the summer as well so that I could of graduated in about 3 years. I probably would have burned myself out doing that though.

[MMA_scientist]

I think so too.

First of all, the product is shit. You can learn more on the internet. Second of all, the cost is outrageous and they price gouge you for everything... They have these kids by the balls because they all think it is a must that they go to college. It doesn't help you get a job, and it sure as hell doesn't make you smarter than the next guy. Fuckin white people sold all these people a bill of goods... You think you know what you want to be when you grow up when you are 18? You don't. You don't know any damn thing, how are you supposed to pick a major? Then if you pick the wrong one, it is almost completely worthless if you change your mind.

If you are going to be successful, you are going to be successful... just if you go to college it will happen 4-6 years later and $50k poorer. So not only are you out the money you spent, you are also out the 4 years of regular earnings. Or in my case, 7 years. Then your reward is that you MIGHT get a piece of shit job that you could have gotten anyway with a little ingenuity.

Don't sell out. Don't work for the man. Fight the power.

I am raising my kids to be entrepreneurs.


Note to impressionable college kids: stay in school.

You need that degree to do certain things like join the peace corp.

[MMA_scientist]

Sad part is, most career's require you to have a degree.

You are living in the matrix. Break free.

[SPX]

First of all, the product is shit. You can learn more on the internet.

I'm not sure I agree wholeheartedly with your rant.

I regret spending 2 years and $25K going to computer school, but I will admit I learned more and understand the shit better than I would if I had just bought a bunch of tech books and tried to teach myself. The same is true today for journalism.

There really is value in, if nothing else, having an experienced instructor to answer your questions and guide you through the minefield of learning something new.

[poopoo333]

Don't work for the man.

How do you suggest this?