Website review: College May Be a Poor Choice if You...
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•16 reviews since Aug 3, 2007
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jfurey rated 3 months ago- I think the picture of this fine gentleman waiting for his bus says more than I ever could.
- stickypearls rated 7 months ago
- Uh... I don't know how people are forced to learn things they're not wanting to learn in college.. take classes you are interested in, duh. And reading a book isn't the same as being taught by a world renowned professor and their are advantages to moving away from the comfort zone of your hometown.
- chancemoney rated 7 months ago
- Free Education! Only motivated individuals need apply.
- Wraith rated 7 months ago
- I'm not going to college for an education, I'm going there for a piece of paper that says "This guy deserves to make enough money to actually live on."
- BytMiHrd rated 12 months ago
- Yeah, you can get a lot of wisdom from life. That's true. But the reality is over 75 percent of jobs out there today require a bachelors degree at least. And for that you HAVE to go to college. It's just like the old saying goes. You have to spend money to make money.
- Innomen rated 12 months ago
- Ignore the slave minds. They have been grown to work for someone other than themselves. This piece is more important than that. Ray Bradbury was self educated.
- Ipsedixit37 rated 12 months ago
- There's more to college than just their "product." For many people it is the first time they are on their own, and it is a safe place to make some mistakes (i.e. paying rent late to the dorms, etc...) Not everyone needs it, but it's not a bad idea. Plus university libraries usually have higher quantity and quality of information.
