And since having a degree guaranteees absolutely nothing, doubly so.
And since having a degree guaranteees absolutely nothing, doubly so.
You could at least try to engage with what the article actually says.
I think much 'higher education' is an inflated scam partially for being able to discriminate against black people, and they not as able to afford high education costs.
I still think apprentice work, but under multiple people with mastery, is the most effective. But only the trades see that as true.
I was sold a lemon. At least vehicles have a lemon law. Education has nothing such, and worse yet, has protections against things like even bankruptcy.
Edit: For those of you who -1ed this, I would love any sort of citable proof that university has a demonstrable anything positive. As far as I've seen, I've had to teach myself all the monetizable skills. All I have from what Uni classes I took is a big bill and absolutely no positive things.
You also admitted that your wage is such that paying off the tuition was trivial. That makes it seem like a good deal, not a bad one. Even if you're strictly criticizing knowledge-transfer, most people would disagree and find some value in the format.