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illuminatedi
yes & no. you will have crushing debt & more or Likley still get a job you hate that won't make you rich. it all depends
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Fred Colbern
I have NO respect for the "technical" people that come from college engineering schools. They are nothing but a bunch of overeducated techno-computer nerds who think they are better than the rest of us.
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Renee Xoxx
The only reason your Master's Degree serves you well is because society only "counts" formal education. Case in point with yes #1. I understand the need to ascertain that person can perform the duties of his or her chosen profession, but another demonstration could as easily suffice.
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You can parse this argument forever on what 'college' means vs trade school etc. But rather than be caught up with semantics,-- higher education, whatever and however you define or categorize it, is always the investment with the highest ROR.
ReplyIt depends on the degree but you are more likely to get a good job if you have one.
ReplyThe country will always need educated people: writers, scientists, mathematicians, musicians that no vocational school can educate.
ReplyIt provides professional training that will last a lifetime. I completed my Bachelor's degree and Master's Degree and has served me well throughout my life in employed and personal growth.
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