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post 1637552723 05-01-2021, 09:35 PM
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LMFAO @ the absolute COPE in the college thread

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https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...0093503&page=2
Originally Posted By TheJediBrah
The other thing to keep in mind is that degreesusedto mean something. A few decades ago almost all college degrees were useful and a sign of higher value and intelligence.

That is emphatically no longer the case, and much of the time is actually the opposite. There are far too many college places offered and too many people attending college in general, particularly specializing in arts-oriented areas that will have no benefit to society or the students themselves (which you have to be pretty dumb to do).

So these days someone having a degree often means they are actually less intelligent and worse off financially.
Originally Posted By lupus002
100% agreed. college degree is a dime a dozen nowadays. Even students with engineering degrees struggle to find jobs nowadays. your degree is just a checkmark/prerequisite on a job application. The "everyone has to go to college" mentality is from retarded boomers who push their kids into student loans they will spend the rest of their life paying off. the amount of young grads working part time at starbucks and service jobs is astonishing.
Originally Posted By DarthGain
Degrees are a dime a dozen these days. Pretty soon gonna need duel PhDs to stand out.
Originally Posted By bretfarve24
A lot of men probably realize that higher education doesn't mean chit and that there are a lot of idiots with degrees and start valuing degrees less
post 1637552783 05-01-2021, 09:36 PM
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News flash for tradies:

According to the BLS, the average salary of a person with a Bachelor's is$27,500higher than a person with a high school education. The unemployment rate for college graduates is 3.7% compared to 6.7% for the general population.

LOL @ tradies srs

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The average net worth of a person who graduated high school is$305,200

The average net worth of a person who holds a bachelor's degree?$1,519,900
post 1637553003 05-01-2021, 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted By BLOATMOGGER
News flash for tradies:

According to the BLS, the average salary of a person with a Bachelor's is$27,500higher than a person with a high school education. The unemployment rate for college graduates is 3.7% compared to 6.7% for the general population.

LOL @ tradies srs

most college graduates are NOT tradies. The thread raises some good points. "everyone needs to go to college" has not been a good trend.

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Over their lifetime a normal worker with a Bachelor's will earn$2.3 million

A normal worker with a high school diploma will earn$1.3 million
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