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Highschool dropouts earn more than people with degrees.
This is a fact.
Based off of what?
Is it a fact or opinion?
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Highschool dropouts earn more than people with degrees.
This is a fact.
Highschool dropouts earn more than people with degrees.
This is a fact.
Based off of what?
Is it a fact or opinion?
Bachelor of Science in what?
5 years removed from receiving my Bachelor of Science. Nothing to show for. Still paying for school while making $13-14/hr. That's barely enough to literally survive in MA.
Feels. Bad. Man.
Based off these threads on NT.
It's obvious that people without degrees make way more than people with degrees.
Criminal Justice. Graduated with a 3.5. Can't even get my resume looked at for probation jobs with a starting salary of $40-50K
Bachelor of Science in what?
I know this chick who majored in Asian Studies and is complaining about not finding a job. Like what kinda job you expect to get from Asian Studies?
My dad dropped out in first grade and is making a consistent living. He doesn't live beyond his mean though.
Same goes with my older brother. He did hasn't used his teaching degree at all and clears 100k a year.
This. Their expectations are entirely too high.To be honest that concept is part of what is wrong with so many young people going to college these days. At best, a modest paying job awaits you as you graduate if you're lucky.
"Man I'm off this. The alphabet is for suckers"Out of curiosity, how does a 6 year old drop out of 1st grade?
OP makes it seem as if going to school stops you from becoming rich.
If you feel you would be rich without school, then what's stopping you from being rich with school?
I would be thrilled about $40K with benefits at this point. Dead serious. If I had a wife and kids right now I would be F'd. Sort of sucks knowing you are not secure enough to support a significant other and potential family. That broke, loner lifeSuccess and happiness is in the eye of the beholder. School should be used to learn it study things that interest you and not for financial gain. If you happen to make money doing something you love then that's just the icing on the cake. What a lot of younger cats don't realize is everyone is not going to be a CEO after graduating. Not saying you should strive for less, but lettuce be cereal, if you were mediocre in high school, mediocre in college, why on earth would you think you will be boss status of some Fortune 500 company? Set a goal, strive for it , and enjoy life in between. Money doesn't = happiness and a better life automoatically.