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College vs Trade School … Wife points out the differences between her (Masters degree) and her husband (High School, then Trade School) It’s worth everyone thinking about and have that discussion with your kids. College is not necessary. 🔊 … 🤨

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Elon Muskvor 2 Jahren

She has a point

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Wall Street Mavvor 2 Jahren

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The smarter you get, the less you are impressed by college degrees.

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Wall Street Mavvor 2 Jahren

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Klay Thompsonvor 2 Jahren

If you're not going to college to become a doctor, lawyer, engineer and a couple of others, it is a complete waste of time and money.

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Lorrie Cvor 2 Jahren

The skilled tradespeople in the future will be the ones making great salaries. AI will eliminate a lot of jobs. You can’t eliminate the HVAC guy who climbs up in your attic in 100 degree weather in Florida to fix your AC.

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Stefan Anderssonvor 2 Jahren

Colleges and universities had higher average quality when many fewer people were admitted to them. During the last few decades many worthless courses and degrees have been introduced to cater to students who weren't interested in serious study or able to complete serious courses.

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John Hawkinsvor 2 Jahren

This is absolutely right. The reality is everyone SHOULD NOT be going to college. Lots of people would be better off learning a trade. They'll be more useful, make more money, and won't drown in debt.

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FloridaMan.eth 🍊vor 2 Jahren

Trade schools are the future— you leave debt free and with a 90k/year salary. Possibly even more depending on the track you pick! 🔥👌

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AlphaFo𝕏vor 2 Jahren

college is a waste 90% of the time.

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