Posted by cd1 on August 10, 2010 at 07:22:18 from (67.239.58.153):
In Reply to: College Education posted by Showcrop on August 10, 2010 at 04:27:02:
I did a two year business administration deal, worst 20K I ever spent, didn't learn half the stuff I learned at my job I had at the time. Why go to college when you can go work for the union making wicked money, my UPS driver gets paid pennies under $30 an hour, and I can find many many more people with only a high school education making that in my area, that is still not the majority of folks in my area but I don't think those jobs are that hard to get if you want them, from what I know. $30 an hour is quite a bit around here. Why waste the money on school. It seems that college is less and less about learning and more about the college making money.
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