College buyer's remorse is real

[Doobie Doo]

I'm trying to find a job with a bachelor's degree and it's hard. How do people do it with no qualifications

Lie on your resume

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

I'm trying to find a job with a bachelor's degree and it's hard. How do people do it with no qualifications

They don't, most people don't work. Don't believe those unemployment figures. Most people ain't doin shyt but living off the gov.

 

[NeilCartwright]

Today was graduation day for a couple schools up here

I was up on this when I was 16 and we had to start looking at schools junior year of HSi was about to actually drop out 2 yrs ago until I got on scholarship.

Granted, for a lot of people the investment pays off. But for a lot they're fukked for a while.

Shii is crazy bc a lot of people just don't care how much it costs, or think Of it lightly. But hey, you get to say you're "educated" right?

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

If you can get into NYU, you can try to get into UVA, Michigan, Berkeley.

If you can get into NYU, you can definitely get into schools like Penn State, Maryland or Delaware.

Graduate from those spots with a good GPA and you can get into similar companies.

Even schools like Howard or Morehouse are cheaper and if you get a good GPA, you'll have companies dying to take you.

I can't in good faith recommend schools like NYU or George Washington to anyone. They're charging Ivy league prices without the prestige of being an Ivy league school.

I want to Co-Sign this, but it's a little difficult though. For example

UVA, Berkley, Penn State, Maryland and Deleware are great schools; but you would be paying out of state cost for them. I also believe most of these universities only take students from in state, so that adds another issue.

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

True, but having Baruch on my resume has opened some doors for me in the marketing analytics industry. Regardless, really all you need is that first job and your alma mater becomes more and more irrelevant.

Baruch has to be the most underrated business school in the country. I can't even complain about that. Smart move on your part.

 

[MalikX]

I want to Co-Sign this, but it's a little difficult though. For example

UVA, Berkley, Penn State, Maryland and Deleware are great schools; but you would be paying out of state cost for them. I also believe most of these universities only take students from in state, so that adds another issue.

That was the point I was making though.....NYU cost more than even those schools cost out of state.