Govt has been lying about student loans...
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OK!TurdBuffer said:
That's how all losers who fuck ugly women rationalize it. Well, you're not alone. I guess that's something to have going for yourself.2001400ex said:
I believe in variety when it comes to pussy.TurdBuffer said:
I'm sorry it's news to you that incredibly hot women don't have to work that hard to get what they want in life. You obviously troll amongst the Sawant classes for hook ups. Tragic.2001400ex said:
Sounds like you are bitter no art history major would let you fuck.TurdBuffer said:
Their husbands did. As I explained before, the hottest women on campus were Art History Majors, who everyone knew would never have to work an honest day in their lives.2001400ex said:
I know people that are worthless that spent that much on a law degree.doogie said:If you want to spend $250,000 on a shit degree, you should have to pay for it yourself.
Are you saying no person with an art degree paid their loans back? -
Jesus2001400ex said:
Sounds like you are bitter no art history major would let you fuck.TurdBuffer said:
Their husbands did. As I explained before, the hottest women on campus were Art History Majors, who everyone knew would never have to work an honest day in their lives.2001400ex said:
I know people that are worthless that spent that much on a law degree.doogie said:If you want to spend $250,000 on a shit degree, you should have to pay for it yourself.
Are you saying no person with an art degree paid their loans back? -
You act like the banks or government give a fuck if you earn your degree or not.
A guidance counselor does some paperwork for you in a high school that hasn't prepared you for shit. It then pitches a dream of a college degree because it's what you need to have to be successful.
And guess what? you don't have to pay a cent until you get the piece of paper that sets you up for life! What better investment than one in yourself! Great deal right?
Reality is this dream is pitched to people who were left for dead by the system in their youth and don't have a fucking clue besides "it's what I'm supposed to do."
College loans might as well be an infomercial at 3am that pitches "be somebody or join the army".
Education inflation is alive and well. More under qualified people pursuing watered down degrees in hopes for jobs that no longer exist.
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This post wins/ends the thread.Doogles said:You act like the banks or government give a fuck if you earn your degree or not.
A guidance counselor does some paperwork for you in a high school that hasn't prepared you for shit. It then pitches a dream of a college degree because it's what you need to have to be successful.
And guess what? you don't have to pay a cent until you get the piece of paper that sets you up for life! What better investment than one in yourself! Great deal right?
Reality is this dream is pitched to people who were left for dead by the system in their youth and don't have a fucking clue besides "it's what I'm supposed to do."
College loans might as well be an infomercial at 3am that pitches "be somebody or join the army".
Education inflation is alive and well. More under qualified people pursuing watered down degrees in hopes for jobs that no longer exist.
I'm in my mid-thirties, my parents told me to focus on school so I don't become like them. We were far from poor, but they all physically worked and made an honest living.
It then became the standard that actually working was bad and getting a degree and not working very hard was the ticket.
In 15 years a plumber will easily maie double of what your average suit and tie does. -
Can't chin this enough.Doogles said:You act like the banks or government give a fuck if you earn your degree or not.
A guidance counselor does some paperwork for you in a high school that hasn't prepared you for shit. It then pitches a dream of a college degree because it's what you need to have to be successful.
And guess what? you don't have to pay a cent until you get the piece of paper that sets you up for life! What better investment than one in yourself! Great deal right?
Reality is this dream is pitched to people who were left for dead by the system in their youth and don't have a fucking clue besides "it's what I'm supposed to do."
College loans might as well be an infomercial at 3am that pitches "be somebody or join the army".
Education inflation is alive and well. More under qualified people pursuing watered down degrees in hopes for jobs that no longer exist.
By the way, the lack of understanding of basic economics amongst some in here whom I assume graduated from college is a bit stunning. If you don't understand that free money in the form of government backed loans inflates higher education costs, then you're either ignorant or just plain stupid. If you further fail to understand that free money and misinformation has artificially created demand for indiscriminate college educations and in turn has diluted their value, then you're either ignorant or just plain stupid.
What you choose to study and how you get there matters. Same applies for the trades. The "investment" in education has to come from the individual, along with the associated financial responsibility. If your education decisions have economic consequences, you'll choose more wisely and you'll work harder to ensure you can get into more competitive fields. Those who find a way other than free money, work hard enough to qualify for scholarships, serve in the military (GI bill) and/or work their way through college or trade school to pay for most or all of their education tend to be far more successful than those simply signing for loans they'll never repay. It's high time we got back that model. -
Mostly agree except for your last point. That depends on what "the suit and tie" is doing. Fields in medicine, engineering, computer science, finance, accounting and law, among others, have the potential for high value even when working for someone else. In all cases, for people in professional or skilled trade positions, the path to independence is there, all can become their own boss, own or partner in their own practice, firm, company, etc. Ultimately it comes back to the individual.Mosster47 said:
This post wins/ends the thread.Doogles said:You act like the banks or government give a fuck if you earn your degree or not.
A guidance counselor does some paperwork for you in a high school that hasn't prepared you for shit. It then pitches a dream of a college degree because it's what you need to have to be successful.
And guess what? you don't have to pay a cent until you get the piece of paper that sets you up for life! What better investment than one in yourself! Great deal right?
Reality is this dream is pitched to people who were left for dead by the system in their youth and don't have a fucking clue besides "it's what I'm supposed to do."
College loans might as well be an infomercial at 3am that pitches "be somebody or join the army".
Education inflation is alive and well. More under qualified people pursuing watered down degrees in hopes for jobs that no longer exist.
I'm in my mid-thirties, my parents told me to focus on school so I don't become like them. We were far from poor, but they all physically worked and made an honest living.
It then became the standard that actually working was bad and getting a degree and not working very hard was the ticket.
In 15 years a plumber will easily maie double of what your average suit and tie does. -
2001400ex said:
I believe in variety when it comes to using my left hand or right hand .TurdBuffer said:
I'm sorry it's news to you that incredibly hot women don't have to work that hard to get what they want in life. You obviously troll amongst the Sawant classes for hook ups. Tragic.2001400ex said:
Sounds like you are bitter no art history major would let you fuck.TurdBuffer said:
Their husbands did. As I explained before, the hottest women on campus were Art History Majors, who everyone knew would never have to work an honest day in their lives.2001400ex said:
I know people that are worthless that spent that much on a law degree.doogie said:If you want to spend $250,000 on a shit degree, you should have to pay for it yourself.
Are you saying no person with an art degree paid their loans back? -
Fucking THIS.Doogles said:You act like the banks or government give a fuck if you earn your degree or not.
A guidance counselor does some paperwork for you in a high school that hasn't prepared you for shit. It then pitches a dream of a college degree because it's what you need to have to be successful.
And guess what? you don't have to pay a cent until you get the piece of paper that sets you up for life! What better investment than one in yourself! Great deal right?
Reality is this dream is pitched to people who were left for dead by the system in their youth and don't have a fucking clue besides "it's what I'm supposed to do."
College loans might as well be an infomercial at 3am that pitches "be somebody or join the army".
Education inflation is alive and well. More under qualified people pursuing watered down degrees in hopes for jobs that no longer exist. -
This wiff a bullet.UWhuskytskeet said:
Could work unless universities have to raise their tuition to make for the 50% loss of revenue.salemcoog said:
Yes it can. Make everyone go to CC the first 2 years for their AA and then they can move on to University.UWhuskytskeet said:
College can be affordable and college loans can exist.RaceBannon said:
Spit it out. What are you trying to say?UWhuskytskeet said:
Are those things mutually exclusive?RaceBannon said:
What?UWhuskytskeet said:
Because economic mobility is a bad thing.RaceBannon said:Market forces. Cut off loans and make colleges price tuition accordingly
I'm talking about making college affordable. What are you talking about?
I think there are way too many under-qualified students at universities. I'd love to see Community Colleges fully funded and offer training in trade professions. More people would end up with a degree/certification in something they can use.
I really like the German model. In 9th grade you split off into two different schools. Either you will on to college prep until 13th grade (essentially earning your AA), or you go to a job training high school until 12th grade and learn whatever trade you decide on. Graduates either go to University or start an apprenticeship. -
Ditch diggers either.UWhuskytskeet said:
I don't know I wasn't around when school was affordable. Trade school definitely has a stigma though, in part because half of them are shitty for-profit medical training bullshit programs.greenblood said:
Isn't that the American model, until Universities, the elites started demonizing trade schools? Not to mention all those skills being moved overseas?UWhuskytskeet said:
Could work unless universities have to raise their tuition to make for the 50% loss of revenue.salemcoog said:
Yes it can. Make everyone go to CC the first 2 years for their AA and then they can move on to University.UWhuskytskeet said:
College can be affordable and college loans can exist.RaceBannon said:
Spit it out. What are you trying to say?UWhuskytskeet said:
Are those things mutually exclusive?RaceBannon said:
What?UWhuskytskeet said:
Because economic mobility is a bad thing.RaceBannon said:Market forces. Cut off loans and make colleges price tuition accordingly
I'm talking about making college affordable. What are you talking about?
I think there are way too many under-qualified students at universities. I'd love to see Community Colleges fully funded and offer training in trade professions. More people would end up with a degree/certification in something they can use.
I really like the German model. In 9th grade you split off into two different schools. Either you will on to college prep until 13th grade (essentially earning your AA), or you go to a job training high school until 12th grade and learn whatever trade you decide on. Graduates either go to University or start an apprenticeship.
Last time I checked we don't outsource auto mechanics, electricians, plumbers, carpenters etc. Not only are those outsource proof, they are basically automation proof too.
Because the world still needs ditch diggers.
