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“Can someone explain how I have 4 DEGREES and still can’t get a job?” BA in Communication. BA in Spanish. BFA in Dance. Master’s in Journalism. Years of school. Massive debt. Zero payoff. She didn’t fail the system — the system sold her a scam.

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