With 12 kids 7 of us went to college, 1 to trade school - about all it costed my parents was a few tanks of gas from the farm barrel - otherwise they didn't pay for anything. My dad went back and got his GED in his 40s when my oldest sister got an MBA in business. He thought he should if his kids were going so far in education.
A few years back I was interviewing a girl for a job and asked her what she did in college. She went on and on about her sorority and all the "social" things they had done..... Eventually she shut up and I asked her if she WORKED during college. She then told me that only menial jobs were available and how she thought no job would look better on her resume than admitting she had lowered herself to work at something like McDonalds. All I could think was my sister with her MBA and the comptroller position with a Fortune 500 company had put herself through school cleaning houses - literally scrubbing floors and toilets. I didn't hire her, I thought the personality clash would be too much.
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