Coli brehs.......how important is a woman's degree when it comes to dating

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A degree don't mean she has good p*ssy or has key traits, knowledge and characteristics to build/ sustain a successful relationship. I nutted in Ivy league, hbcu's, pac-10, Big East, SEC, educated women and they all the same.
 

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A woman's accolades have never been of importance to me. You can have all the accolades in the world but that still doesn't make you a good person. I have lived this life long enough to understand that there is a difference between education smarts and wisdom. To me, wisdom trumps degrees and some of the most wise people I know never set foot in college. But I also understand that for some women, that degree is a badge of honor and some self worth is tied to it.
 

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Getting an undergraduate degree from an actual university (not your for profit, online or technical schools) has the ability to transform your growth process, discipline, responsibility management and habits for many students.To me, it also shows drive and long term planning skills and puts you in social circles where you just get exposed to more. What you learn in the classroom is only a fraction of the college experience. Many folks can get similar skills and make higher income too, but those are more likely exceptions.

I don't know where people get this idea that college is some obstacle course that teaches people character, discipline and how to be a good person. That's some bullsh#t and moreso a lie.

I went to an "actual" college/university with regionally ranked programs. One of which being their business program, which I studied in. For the first two years, I loafed at the highest degree. Missing weeks of class at a time, partying and generally not giving a f#ck. Then in my junior and senior years, after receiving several letters warning that I may lose scholarships/grants, I turned it on and hit the Dean's List every semester through graduation.

Not necessarily because college built character. But because I didn't want to lose money for school, which would have ended in me having to hear my family rip me a new one for years to come.

People put 2 on a 10 when it comes to college and personal development. Most of the people who graduated from college were the same people they came in as.....they just had a college degree when they left.

A college degree is like a Driver's License. Like a DL tells the DMV you're authorized to drive per passing a test, a college degree tells employers you're authorized to work in a cubicle instead of flipping burgers.

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