Or because your parents want you to be?
Because thats what society tells us you need to do?
Because thats what society tells us you need to do?
Are you in college because you want to be in college?
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Because that's whats require to make a decent living these days.
breh, unless you going to be a pro athlete or a successful musician or actor, you need AT LEAST an under grad degree
lot of places now looking for MBAs and shyt
lot of places now looking for MBAs and shyt
This is why I'm in college
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I like being able to eat, have a home and a car.
Lol for what? To make 40k a year? 50k a year? 70? 6 figures?
funny how you need degrees for jobs that back then you only needed training or experience to do. My uncle has been working with fiber optics and RG3 for almost 15 years and his company folded. Another company has the same position open but he needs a bachelors in electronic engineering and the job pays less
now hes working at Verizon as a field tech which hes way over qualified making 30k less 
fukk this time line we was born into
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The chances are much higher that you will be employed if you have a degree versus someone who doesn't. The days are over where you can walk into a place off the street and get a good job and work for 30 years without a degree. My boy was with HR for a real estate firm. He was tasked with going around the country and firing all the people who didn't have their degree (they got a severance though). Once he finished, they gave him his papers to leave since he didn't have a degree himself.
luck of the draw in a fukk part of this cursed timeline
get an MD breh, it's not easy but you will never regret it
4 years undergrad bust your ass to get scores good enough to get in med school, that's really the hardest part. Once you in the stress is off now just get through 4 years. 3 years of making 35-45k then boom you making 200K and growing till the casket drop and will never be jobless
you can even do something easy like family medicine have an easy as shyt lifestyle and make 175k if you not into working long hours
The chances are much higher that you will be employed if you have a degree versus someone who doesn't. The days are over where you can walk into a place off the street and get a good job and work for 30 years without a degree. My boy was with HR for a real estate firm. He was tasked with going around the country and firing all the people who didn't have their degree (they got a severance though). Once he finished, they gave him his papers to leave since he didn't have a degree himself.
Lol im saying tho.
In college you there for atleast 4 years, hella broke just studying.
And each year that passes by more and more people need masters nowdays, so now you in for atleast 6 years.
6 years of being broke, and when you finally leave you gone be hella in debt and shyt.
Its like, ok you went to college at 18.
You graduate at 23-24. For those years you were broke as hell in college.
But its all good cuz u finally graduated! Or is it, you now may get a job, but you're spending around the next 15-25 maybe even 30 years paying off college debt
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the only thing bad about being in college right now is that i might have picked up a drinking problem 
but college>>
future>
social aspects>
but college>>
future>
social aspects>
Lol so you're telling me to not only bust my ass, but live my life doing something I have no passion for?
Is that really what it comes down to? Doing something you dont even like to make money?
What happened to chasing dreams? And by that I aint talking about winning a slam dunk contest and going diamond, just do something your passioniate about. Im sorry but I dont believe college is the only way to make a decent living, its way too much money out there for college to be the ONLY way.
And the fact that its more unemployed people who went to college than it is people who didnt go....