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Message Subject College is a HUGE waste of time and money.
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I am 20, and MOST of my graduating class is going to college.

When I was in school, I thought I would be a failure because I didn't want to go to college. (LOL)

Thats because every single stupid school PRAISES and ADORES and promotes the idea that "if you do not go to college, you will be a FAILURE the rest of your life working as a garbageman"

NO, here is the problem with all of that propaganda:

1.) in a bad economy, there are not enough high paying jobs for everyone. In fact, there are not enough high paying jobs for even 10% of everyone. There ALWAYS has to be 50 junky low paying jobs for every high paying one, because THE LOW PAYING ONES SUPPORT THAT 100$ PER HOUR JOB! You can't have a kingdom without serfs! That is why minimum wage has to be higher, because if nobody worked at McDonalds and everyone was a high paid "professional" there would be no economy or production.

2.) The percentages of people from my graduating class that are going to college is insane, almost everyone goes. Now, tell me how even half or even 25% of the kids in my school are going to get a high paying job? They simply WILL NOT. They will be paying off that degree for the rest of their life, if our currency holds up that long (it probably won't)

3.) No offense to anyone, but in order to benefit from that degree you have to be ABOVE AVERAGE intelligence AND ambitious. Most college kids are neither of those, and they simply scoot past classes and have sex and drink beer and act dumb like they will the rest of their lives.

4.) The courses at colleges are the absolute biggest piles of garbage I have ever seen in my life, almost worse than public school. You are paying over 100$ a day to stay at the school and go to these classes, and most of them are either someone rambling about a topic they are not a true expert in, or something retarded like Yoga or bowling. (no kidding, my friend said he took yoga and bowling classes for college credits.)

It is NOT what it used to be, stop believing the lies of college, the owners of the colleges are in it for the money and that is IT.

EDIT: I forgot to mention, I was able to find (thank you God) a good job at a place that has plenty of opportunity and is paying 11.40 an hour right now, just got a 1$ raise recently after working there for 2 months. I work hard at what I have to do, I try to pay attention the best I can. The other kids my age there are generally lazy and don't try their best.

Most kids that go to college just want an easy pass to a high paying job, it does not and never will work that way.
 Quoting: ExpertOfSound


Look I am a college student and I pretty much agree with you 100%, with that being said, college is one of the best experiences to have and don't waste that opportunity. And if shit's suppose to hit the fan soon then why not. 90% of students here don't do shit but party every night and classes in the day. Don't get me wrong that's what I do but I have a full time job
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 12673272


So I can do all that stuff in clubs for free? So you're saying that people should shell out 40-100k in fees just so they can party every night? Seems like a lousy idea.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 846701


Think of it in the way you think of country club annual membership fees. They're insane, but they let you hang out full time with a group of fantastically like minded people enjoying their time together.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11355555


Sounds like a lousy country club. Meanwhile, I'll enjoy making more money than you ever did and actually going to real country clubs with like minded business people to make proper business deals.
 
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