You don’t get smarter in college, you just memorize protocol. That’s literally it. I’m in STEM at 4th year and I am yet to be taught anything besides protocol.
But I mean, the protocol is very useful, especially the math, and you will become proficient at what you were taught to do, but I by no means have a more valuable opinion on anything outside of electrical engineering just because I am learning the protocol behind it.
as someone with an engineering degree, yes, it is worth getting - IF you want to do engineering and want to live in an area where the kind of engineering you want to do is done.
Otherwise, you gotta be real careful now deciding if college is really worth it especially with so many good opportunities in trades that don't require any college at all.
It is, my 19 year old stepson get's asked all the time if he's going to college or going to go to college and he answers, "no, I'm too smart for college." lol Nobody knows what to say about that 🤣
These people are usually almost completely useless. It's like they were young adults and knew they were dumb, so they keep going to school for 6 years or more, and come out just as dumb as before, but they have a graduate diploma and tell everyone they have it upon introduction. Ask them to change oil in a car, hang drywall, or fix a leaky pipe and they don't know where to begin. I met plenty of these people when I was in college. It made me stop with a Bachelor’s degree because I knew at that point real life experiences would teach me far more than school ever could.
it made me drop out after 2 years, now i make good money and am starting a business. the degree is worthless, you have to work for getting a career just as much as you have to work for getting a degree, so just skip the degree and start working hard
I went for engineering, so I did learn practical stuff. I took a couple of graduate classes as electives and realized that those classes are mostly fluff and the content was hardly worth learning. It was abundantly clear that grad school was a grift.
It's especially weird since owning a company doesn't actually require any degrees, nor should it, and social media is also not some hyper specialized, high skill job to begin with.
There's no reason you would need a medical degree for example to run Twitter.
I blame the societial stigma over the "you're not smart unless you've gone to college/university." You need to fill your life with massive debt, otherwise you're dumb. 🙄
I have two Masters degrees and now I think college is a fucking scam.
You don’t get smarter in college, you just memorize protocol. That’s literally it. I’m in STEM at 4th year and I am yet to be taught anything besides protocol.
I have heard that engineering degrees are one of the few worth getting.
Excluding Civil Engineering lol
But I mean, the protocol is very useful, especially the math, and you will become proficient at what you were taught to do, but I by no means have a more valuable opinion on anything outside of electrical engineering just because I am learning the protocol behind it.
as someone with an engineering degree, yes, it is worth getting - IF you want to do engineering and want to live in an area where the kind of engineering you want to do is done.
Otherwise, you gotta be real careful now deciding if college is really worth it especially with so many good opportunities in trades that don't require any college at all.
It is, my 19 year old stepson get's asked all the time if he's going to college or going to go to college and he answers, "no, I'm too smart for college." lol Nobody knows what to say about that 🤣
What made you decide to get 2 Masters degrees?
I was earning a Masters in Finance and opted to do a little extra work and pick up an MBA as well.
Practicing lawyer. Can confirm.
These people are usually almost completely useless. It's like they were young adults and knew they were dumb, so they keep going to school for 6 years or more, and come out just as dumb as before, but they have a graduate diploma and tell everyone they have it upon introduction. Ask them to change oil in a car, hang drywall, or fix a leaky pipe and they don't know where to begin. I met plenty of these people when I was in college. It made me stop with a Bachelor’s degree because I knew at that point real life experiences would teach me far more than school ever could.
it made me drop out after 2 years, now i make good money and am starting a business. the degree is worthless, you have to work for getting a career just as much as you have to work for getting a degree, so just skip the degree and start working hard
I went for engineering, so I did learn practical stuff. I took a couple of graduate classes as electives and realized that those classes are mostly fluff and the content was hardly worth learning. It was abundantly clear that grad school was a grift.
His premise is redonk, that the future of democracy is entrusted to a twitter executive.
That’s how committed these commies are to censorship.
It's especially weird since owning a company doesn't actually require any degrees, nor should it, and social media is also not some hyper specialized, high skill job to begin with.
There's no reason you would need a medical degree for example to run Twitter.
Yea and they took medical advice for two years from someone who dropped out of college 🤣
I blame the societial stigma over the "you're not smart unless you've gone to college/university." You need to fill your life with massive debt, otherwise you're dumb. 🙄