College graduates are increasingly likely to work in low quality jobs

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

A lot of ya'll are making excuses in here.

 

[CrimsonTider]

Mine was the same. People who went out of state or a private school has no one to blame but themselves

You should pick undergrad based on where you think you're going to have the most fun at

Not the prestige of the school or any of that other bullshyt

 

[CrimsonTider]

A lot of ya'll are making excuses in here.

For what?

 

[Cory MBA]

Create your own job or move out of the country. Why are Americans scared to leave for a better life? Other people do it everyday.

Where should we go breh? :sasword:

I have a passport ready and some skills. :sassure:

 

[Swirv]

Where should we go breh? :sasword:

I have a passport ready and some skills. :sassure:

Link up with the UN breh. My cuz works in Saudi Arabia through them setting up networks on a 8 month contract for good money.

 

[ltheghost]

Welcome to 2014...Undergrad degree is equivalent to a GED today.

 

[88m3]

A lot of ya'll are making excuses in here.

Shout out to @Odyssey

 

[J-Nice]

how much were they? i had 20k, it should take me a year and a half

i cant even imagine havin like a 100k debt

You might as well take yaself out the game for a few years with that

 

[Jhoon]

a communication degree is not the same price as an engineering degree. here in pa, engineering classes are at a $150 per credit premium.

An issue that I never see brought up in these discussions is why do all degrees cost the same?

If someone wants to major in communications... That's fine but that degree should not cost the same as an engineering degree.

That would even this shyt out some

If someone majoring in art can graduate with $5,000 worth of debt

You won't get the retards saying "everyone pick a Stem degree"

 

[CrimsonTider]

a communication degree is not the same price as an engineering degree. here in pa, engineering classes are at a $150 per credit premium.

Man that is not a big enough discount.

 

[acri1]

how much were they? i had 20k, it should take me a year and a half

i cant even imagine havin like a 100k debt

I had like 14k in student loans....graduated like five years ago...still haven't paid it off.

The bad part is I could pay it off if I really wanted to, but I don't want to do my savings account like that. Just been paying the minimum, which is like $100/mo.

 

[Jhoon]

Man that is not a big enough discount.

It depends on what state youre in. Tuition in the southeast is dirt cheap. Its so cheap, I can pay out of state tuition at a couple schools and it would be cheaper than most pa non passe schools. The trillion dollars folks apparently owe is just about how much the country shouldve dedicated towards public education. but you cant go funding blacks education in america. so until the system changes, and it wont, enjoy the fukkery.

 

[the cac mamba]

I had like 14k in student loans....graduated like five years ago...still haven't paid it off.

The bad part is I could pay it off if I really wanted to, but I don't want to do my savings account like that. Just been paying the minimum, which is like $100/mo.

damn breh

im the same way, what drives me to write these huge checks is how much i hate that fukkin company and wanna give them the least interest i can. i still dont pay it off tho fully

 

[bigDeeOT]

The blueprint should be community college, then a university. The two should compliment each other, however, the two are enemies. I person can go a cc, get an associates in accounting, and only 2 of the courses are actually transferable to the four year school. Its a good racket that wont be shut down for quite some time.

Over here in Texas if you get an associates degree and transfer to a public university all your courses transfer.

 

[concise]

You should pick undergrad based on where you think you're going to have the most fun at

Not the prestige of the school or any of that other bullshyt