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I would take a business degree again in a heartbeat. Best 40-50 grand I have spent.
As much as I hate my student loans right now, I would have to agree. Is/will pay off in the long run...
I would take a business degree again in a heartbeat. Best 40-50 grand I have spent.
Really?!?! I spent 5 years to come out with a business degree and that was about 3.5 years too many.I would take a business degree again in a heartbeat. Best 40-50 grand I have spent.
Really?!?! I spent 5 years to come out with a business degree and that was about 3.5 years too many.
College is nothing more than a very expensive way of finding out how much you already know. In business school I learned quickly that I was the sucker in a brilliant business model. I'm always reminded of Good Will Hunting when Matt Damon says to that college student, "your parents are paying 100 grand so you can learn everything I learned for $2 in late fees at the public library."
If you want to learn about business, get a job. If you want to learn another language, get Rosetta Stone (really, it works. We used it in a couple Spanish classes that cost me $2,000 *facepalm*)
Unless you're learning really specialized skills that require specific equipment or resources available only in college, just get on the Internet, maybe buy a book or two. If you absolutely can't figure it out on your own, audit a college class rather than pay for credits.
As a national honor society member and former president of my university student business association, I'd be remiss if I didn't say:
**** college.
Signed,
Slim
Without it I would have not got my foot in the door to something awesome. I will pay that cost off 200 times over in my life.
U r the exception. A generic bitness degree is about as worthless as the paper it's written on. An internship, coupled with the skills u already have, and ur sitting right where u r now. Don't sell ur self short boss man
All I am saying is that without out a related bachelor degree, I would have been skipped over like a worn out speed bump. I had no "in" when I applied to the on-line classified.
If you didn't have to pay for years of dealing with various types of people while jumping through numerous preverbial hoops to prove you have some discipline and self-motivation, I would say college is a complete waste as well.
I wish I could go back to school, I just really like learning things. Unfortunately I am finding myself not remembering things. Financially I don't think it would pan out for me. I have heard of people retiring to a University area and part of their retirement is taking classes that interest them. I am hoping to retire to Zamboni driver at the Ralph.