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05-11-2013, 12:02 PM
College was a 4 year party that my parents paid for but even when I was a freshman at 18 when some of my friends talked about student loans (and had non stem majors) I wanted to ask them is the expense worth it?
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05-11-2013, 01:01 PM
Learn a skill until you figure out what you want to do with your life. This way you're making money without the crushing debt of college loans. And if you do go to college major in something in the STEM field of study. No one gives a shit about your Humanities major. But the world will always need engineers, electricians, mathematicians, masons, plumbers, mechanics, etc.
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05-11-2013, 01:56 PM
Quote: (05-11-2013 01:40 PM)DickDastardly Wrote:
College in the U.S is an absolute joke. Graduating with 100,000 in debt for a basic degree? The joke is on you.
Also the standard is piss poor in a lot of colleges. A monkey could get a degree as long as it coughs up the cash.
I'm graduating with a PhD here in Ireland this summer. I was paid to do it and I graduate with zero debt.
What is your tax base exactly?
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05-11-2013, 02:11 PM
College or uni or whatever ye guys call it is free in Ireland but not only that a lot of the students get payed some students even get as much as a person that was made redundant that might have payed tax's for years its great..dunno how ye dudes have to pay sol much!!
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05-11-2013, 02:18 PM
I just had an interview with Siemens and I was over qualified. How does that compute? And I have no degree. You'd me amazed at what experience has over education holds. Ask the members here that I know. Respect for the Engineers. Bishes.
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05-11-2013, 02:19 PM
We have to pay so much for so little because the purpose of US universities is to provide university administrators with jobs.
The universities improve their magazine rating rep with numbers. They attract students with numbers using perquisites like luxurious dorms and gyms. For some reason, using the money to improve education doesn't attract students. Using the money to improve reputation takes a decade or more. A new gym, stadium, or some other recreational BS can attract them now.
These institutions started as libraries where smart people came to read and discuss the books. The internet has rendered them obsolete.
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05-11-2013, 03:29 PM
It sucks. I wish I wouldn't have spent all that time and energy in such a useless thing.
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05-11-2013, 03:36 PM
Guys do not many people in the states do apprenticeships? I would have taught a lot would serve in the Army and get a trade that way I no if I had the chance to I would go that route: D
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05-11-2013, 06:44 PM
My last job paid $550 per day. No degree. How do you guys think me and guys like scotian can take a whole year off?
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05-11-2013, 09:49 PM
I'm at the dilemma on whether to go into college or not. I would preferably go for the experience of college poon, but I don't see it as cost effective, especially when my entrepreneurial ideas if continued can provide more $$$ than going into debt with a college degree for a starting 40K job that isnt guaranteed.
I think I have this dilemma due to the fact that for all our educational years the system keeps pushing kids to go to college to do whatever they want without properly assessing each person's situation. When I told my counselors that I'll be taking a gap year to improve myself and travel they were shocked. In elementary school they keep telling you "Oh we're preparing you for high school" then at High school they keep telling you "oh we're preparing you for university/college", then at college they tell you "oh we're preparing you for employment and real life", but when you graduate, depending on a variety of factors some might graduate school without learning things about life and with debt into the thousands with their only real asset is a piece of paper telling people what is their alma mater.
Decisions, decisions.
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05-11-2013, 10:00 PM
I graduated with a Civil/Environmental Engineering degree from the #1-ranked CEE university in the country (UIUC)
2 years later, no real job.
Wish I had discovered game upon graduation to be more aggressive in my search and more charming during interviews, but just in case yall thought engineers "had it easy". even we have a tough uphill climb ahead of us.
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05-12-2013, 12:05 AM
Gonna graduate in a week with a physics bachelors degree.
Let's hope something pans out.
Everything I know about how shitty college degrees are I read from "Worthless". If what Aaron Clarey writes is true, then he has validated everything I ever thought about dumbass liberal arts majors like english, history, theater, and women's studies.
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05-12-2013, 12:29 AM
Quote: (05-11-2013 03:36 PM)salmonfella Wrote:
Guys do not many people in the states do apprenticeships? I would have taught a lot would serve in the Army and get a trade that way I no if I had the chance to I would go that route: D
I think that apprenticeships are more common in Europe than the States. For example, I met a pipefitter that had worked for Phoenix Gas in Northern Ireland. He completed a 2-year apprenticeship. I knew a German engineer who told me that all engineers in Germany must complete a 1-year apprenticeship before becoming licensed engineers.
That's not the case in America. I hardly know anyone who's done a formal apprenticeship, other than maybe a welder or two. Maybe plumbers. Like Ali B said, we're big on on-the-job learning and experience here.
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05-12-2013, 03:36 AM
college was fun as shit and i have no regrets about it whatsoever.